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Rohit Sharma Adds Another Beast to His Garage: Brings Home Second Lamborghini Urus

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma has once again made headlines off the field—this time for adding another luxury powerhouse to his enviable car collection. The star batsman recently brought home his second Lamborghini Urus, further cementing his reputation as one of cricket’s most stylish and speed-loving personalities.

According to reports, Rohit opted for a custom configuration for his latest Urus, featuring a striking exterior finish paired with a high-performance twin-turbo V8 engine capable of delivering over 640 horsepower. Known as one of the fastest SUVs in the world, the Lamborghini Urus blends supercar speed with SUV comfort—making it a favorite among celebrities and sports icons worldwide.

This isn’t Rohit’s first tryst with the Italian luxury brand. He already owns an earlier version of the Urus, which he has been spotted driving on several occasions. The decision to bring home a second unit reflects not only his admiration for the brand but also his penchant for speed, performance, and automotive excellence.

Fans on social media have been buzzing since the news broke, with many sharing pictures and congratulatory messages for the cricketer. Automobile enthusiasts, too, have been speculating about the unique upgrades and features of his new acquisition.

Rohit Sharma’s love for luxury cars is no secret—his garage boasts an impressive lineup, including top-tier models from BMW, Mercedes, and Audi. With the addition of another Urus, the skipper continues to balance his on-field dominance with an equally commanding presence on the roads.

Whether it’s smashing centuries on the pitch or turning heads on the highway, Rohit Sharma clearly knows how to keep both cricket fans and car lovers hooked.

Sumitra

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