Urus in St. Moritz
It still looks and sounds like a Lamborghini, yet it has the space of a large SUV, a drive mode set up for snow and rear-wheel steering that makes hairpin bends and narrow hotel driveways much easier. Under the bonnet, 4.0 L V8 twin-turbo: 650 CV and 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. Gearbox: 8-speed automatic. All-wheel drive. Seats: 4.
In winter the frozen lake also hosts races and events, and the village fills up. ## The roads of the Engadine To reach St. Moritz you cross the Maloja, Bernina, Albula or Julier pass; from Milan you go up via Chiavenna and the Maloja, or through Valtellina and the Bernina. In summer these are roads for a sports car such as the [Porsche 911 GT3](car:porsche-911-gt3) or a convertible; in winter they call for an all-wheel-drive SUV such as the [Range Rover Sport](car:range-rover-sport), the [Lamborghini Urus](car:lamborghini-urus) or the [Mercedes-AMG G 63](car:mercedes-amg-g63-2026). In St. Moritz it is among the cars we suggest most often. With all-wheel drive it is at ease on the roads up to the resort. We also deliver outside Italy: the car arrives by hand from our base near Milan.
For those arriving by plane: Samedan (St. Moritz) and Zurich. The car can wait for you at the terminal. All-wheel drive for the Alpine roads. As the crow flies, our base in Vaprio d’Adda is about 100 km away. At the end we collect it where you prefer, even somewhere else. Switzerland, other destinations: Zurich, Verbier and Lausanne. Every request gets a written answer, in 10 minutes on average; we have been doing this since 2016.