The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website has a recall document from Lamborghini that states that the affected Urus SUVs may have gaps between the hood and front bumper that could widen at high speeds.

Lamborghini has teased the upcoming Urus on social media. The car wrapped in disguise was challenging Pikes Peak. While we are not sure of the debut date, speculations suggest that it's either the PHEV or the Evo.

The Urus accounts for almost 50% of Lamborghini's sales in the country. It was only in March last year that the company reached the 100-unit mark in India, with the remaining 100 that were sold in just 16 months.

Lamborghini is all set to debut the updated Urus in August this year and it seems like the Italian carmaker also has a plug-in hybrid version of the popular SUV in the cards. Here's everything that we know so far.

The Lamborghini Urus has crossed the 20,000 unit sales mark globally. In the last calendar year, the company managed to sell nearly 5,000 units of the car. The achievement comes just 4 years after the launch of the SUV.

The Urus is the second SUV to roll off the Lamborghini line – the first, LM002 was only produced between 1986 and 1993. Lamborghini first showcased the Urus in concept form at the 2012 Beijing Auto Show.