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Lamborghini Brings Hypercars Home with New Vision Pro Showroom App

Announced July 9, 2026, Lamborghini's free Apple Vision Pro app allows enthusiasts to experience four rare vehicles in life-sized, immersive showcases. Users can virtually sit inside the cars, examining intricate details and hearing authentic engine sounds.

C. LAURENT· French correspondent·July 12, 2026·2 min read
Interior view of a virtual Lamborghini Urus SE within the Apple Vision Pro app, showing a detailed dashboard and steering wheel.

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Luxury automaker Lamborghini has launched a new application for the Apple Vision Pro, effectively turning users' living rooms into a high-end virtual showroom. The app, which became available on July 9, 2026, features four exclusive vehicles: the Temerario, Revuelto, Urus SE, and the upcoming Urus SE Performante, offering an unprecedented digital interaction with the brand's iconic machines.

UploadVR reports the experience delivers 'truly memorable moments,' particularly when users get to virtually enter the vehicles. The app immerses users in detailed interiors, allowing close inspection of textures and design. A standout feature, according to UploadVR, is the ability to hear the engines rev, creating a tangible sense of presence. However, UploadVR also noted a missed opportunity for deeper 'immersive storytelling' that could foster stronger aspiration among virtual guests.

Upon opening, the app presents a 2D brand video, which UploadVR found surprising given the premium, immersive platform. Following this, stereoscopic images introduce the vehicle showcases. Each car features a voiced introduction with a text transcript. UploadVR observed that, unlike Apple Immersive Video, these introductions cannot be paused or navigated, requiring a full listen to grasp unique vehicle details.

Despite several rich details and views reinforcing the vehicles' quality, UploadVR highlighted a few areas for improvement. Minor visual elements, such as a living room reflection appearing in a rearview mirror within a different virtual environment, slightly detracted from immersion. The outlet also suggested a stronger narrative focus could further enrich the virtual guest experience and brand story, beyond the app's current aim to redefine how enthusiasts 'connect' with the brand.

Our take: This Lamborghini app is a crucial step for luxury brands leveraging spatial computing. While initial versions may have room for refinement, the core proposition-bringing inaccessible, high-value assets into a personal, immersive space-demonstrates the Vision Pro's unique power. We've been tracking how brands are experimenting with AR/XR, and Lamborghini's move signifies a growing understanding of spatial tech's potential to transcend traditional marketing and create intimate, high-impact experiences.

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