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The Urus turned Lamborghini into a brand you can drive every day, and it has become the company's best-selling model. Its 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive are built to rack up real miles, which makes the service schedule worth knowing well. This guide joins our model-by-model series alongside the Gallardo, Murciélago, Aventador, Huracán, Sián and Diablo guides.
The Urus has been built since 2018. The original Urus was followed in 2022 by the Urus Performante and the Urus S, and later by the plug-in hybrid Urus SE. Lamborghini's maintenance plan for the Urus calls for a scheduled service every 15,000 km, or 9,321 miles, or once a year, whichever comes first, and lays out every service through 195,000 km, or 121,167 miles, and 13 years. For most owners the year comes first.
A short disclaimer before the table: the interval column comes from Lamborghini's own Urus maintenance plan, published by Lamborghini as a downloadable service document (Chinese-language edition; the file is dated 2021). Its coolant table distinguishes cars up to MY2019 from MY2020 on, so it covers the original Urus. It predates the Urus Performante, Urus S and Urus SE. For the SE, we now also have Lamborghini's 2026 maintenance brochure, which prints a separate SE plan, and its intervals have their own row below. Anything we could not confirm for the Performante and S is still marked unverified. Where a compiled fluid table disagrees with the plan, or the plan is silent, we say so in the row. Always check the schedule in the maintenance booklet that belongs to your car.
Mile figures are the ones printed in the factory plan. “Check” means inspect and top up, clean or correct as needed.
| Service item | Interval (Lamborghini maintenance plan) | Variant notes | What's needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service cadence | Every 15,000 km / 9,321 miles or every year. No separate first-inspection service in the plan | Plan covers the original Urus (2018–2022). Urus SE: see its own row below. Performante and S booklets unverified | Every service includes tire, brake disc and pad, brake line and wiper checks, a condenser clean, a fault-memory report and a road test |
| Engine oil and oil filter | Replace at every service | About 7.5 to 9.5 liters with the filter (11 liters dry). SAE 0W-40 to Porsche C40 / VW 511 00 | Oil filter 06M198405F, cataloged for the Urus |
| Engine coolant | Check the level at every service; check coolant quality and specification every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (2 years) | The plan lists no replacement interval. About 13 liters; one coolant specification up to MY2019 and another from MY2020 | Coolant to the specification in your booklet |
| Engine air filter | Replace the filter and clean the housing every 60,000 km / 37,282 miles (4 years) | Same element on the cars cataloged | 4M0133843G |
| Spark plugs (set of 8) | Replace every 45,000 km / 27,962 miles (3 years) | Same plug on the cars cataloged | 0P2905601A, sold each |
| Pollen and dust filter | Replace every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (2 years) | Same filter on the cars cataloged | Cabin filter 4M0819439B |
| Automatic gearbox fluid (8-speed) | The plan lists no ATF change | A compiled fluid table lists a change every 30,000 km / 24 months for the Urus and Urus S, and a check only for the Performante and SE. The 2026 brochure's SE plan lists no gearbox fluid change. Interval unverified; follow your booklet | About 3.6 to 4 liters service fill. The plan specifies ATF G 055 025 A2; the Urus service-parts catalog lists ATF G060162A2 as gearbox oil, so confirm by VIN |
| Front and center differential oil (in the gearbox) | No interval appears in the plan | The two share one oil supply, about 2.2 liters. Interval unverified | Front differential oil G055145A2, cataloged for the Urus |
| Rear differential gear oil | Replace every 90,000 km / 55,923 miles (6 years) | About 1.4 liters | Axle oil G052190A2, the code the plan specifies |
| Rear active differential hydraulic fluid (ATF) | Replace every 90,000 km / 55,923 miles (6 years) | About 0.85 liters change quantity. The plan lists G 055 515 A2; the Urus service-parts catalog lists G052515A2 for the same job | Rear differential ATF G052515A2. Confirm by VIN |
| Brake fluid | Check the level and run a moisture test at 15,000, 45,000 and 75,000 km and so on; replace every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (every 2 years) | About 950 ml | Brake fluid to VW TL 766-Z / VW 501 14, per your booklet |
| Urus SE (plug-in hybrid), from Lamborghini's 2026 maintenance brochure | Engine oil and oil filter every 15,000 km / 9,000 miles and every year. Brake fluid check every 30,000 km / 18,500 miles (marked at 12, 36 and 60 months); brake fluid replacement every 30,000 km / 18,500 miles (at 24 and 48 months). Pollen filter every 30,000 km / 18,500 miles (at 24 and 48 months). Spark plugs every 45,000 km / 28,000 miles (at 36 months). Air filter and Hang On oil every 60,000 km / 37,000 miles (at 48 months) | Lamborghini's SE plan runs for 5 years or 75,000 km, is printed as valid up to MY26 and notes that markets may vary. The brochure lists no gearbox, differential, coolant or high-voltage system items for the SE, so those remain unverified | Parts fitment for the SE is not in the catalog we carry; email us with your VIN |
| Brake discs and pads | Check discs, pads and wear at every service | Brake packages vary by version; confirm by VIN | Front pads 4M0698151AR and rear pads 4M0698451AA, as cataloged for the 2020 Urus |
| Drivetrain, drive-shaft boots and exhaust | Inspect every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (2 years) | Includes the drive shafts and rear differential | Workshop inspection |
| 12V battery | Check condition and clean the terminals every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (2 years) | No replacement interval appears in the plan. The catalog lists a VIN split | 9Y0915105KY, or 9Y0915105MY from VIN ZPBUA1ZL2KLA02098 |
| Wiper blades and washer system | Check the blades, washer fluid and washer operation at every service | Two blade sets, depending on whether your car has blades with integrated nozzles | 4ML998002, or 4ML998002B with integrated nozzles |
| Spare wheel (if fitted) | Check its condition at every service; full spare-wheel check at 90,000 and 180,000 km | Only on cars with a spare | Workshop inspection |
| Panoramic roof (if fitted) | Check operation, and clean and lubricate the guide rails, every 30,000 km / 18,641 miles (2 years) | Only on cars with the panoramic roof | Workshop service |
The Urus is a car people really drive, so mileage matters more than on most Lamborghinis. Plan on oil every 15,000 km or every year, plugs every three years and the air filter every four, and you will cover most of the schedule.
The two-year services are where the fluids come in: brake fluid and the pollen filter at 30,000 km, plus the coolant quality check. The six-year, 90,000 km service adds both rear differential fluids.
Urus SE owners have a simpler published plan: oil every year, brake fluid and the pollen filter every two years, plugs at three years and the air filter and Hang On oil at four.
The gearbox is the open question. The factory plan we read does not schedule an ATF change, while a compiled table does for the original Urus and the Urus S. If your booklet lists one, follow it; if you tow, track the car or drive hard, ask your dealer about changing it sooner.
For a broader walk-through of filters, brakes, plugs and fuel pumps, see our routine maintenance guide.
Bullstuff, also known as Lambostuff, is No Limits Solutions LLC in Xenia, Ohio. We stock the routine Urus items: oil, air and cabin filters, spark plugs, brake pads, wiper blades, batteries and the factory gear and differential oils cataloged for the Urus. Please confirm every interval against your own maintenance booklet before you book the work, especially on the Performante and S. If you are unsure which part fits your car, or want us to look one up by VIN, email us at sales@bullstuff.com with your request, and it will be handled promptly.