Reference · continuously extended
The Lamborghini coding list —
group electronics under the bull.
Urus and Huracán share their electronics platform with Audi and Porsche, so many group codings apply. Because the model ranges are small and the software levels vary, I verify every function individually on the car before promising anything.
Tools we use
ODIS · VCDS
Category 1
Urus · comfort & lighting
- Extend ambient lighting.Additional colour zones and the full ambient menu in the infotainment.
- One-touch indicator and mirror folding.Blink cycles freely chosen; mirrors fold when you lock.
- Coming home and leaving home.Adjust run-on time and light scope.
- Easy entry.Seat and steering column clear the way as you get out.
Category 2
Urus · infotainment & displays
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.Unlocked in the MMI where not active from the factory.
- Video while driving.For front passenger and rear, with a note on the legal position.
- Start screen and display profiles.Welcome graphic and layouts in the digital cockpit.
- Extra gauges in the cockpit.Boost pressure, oil temperature and G-force, depending on software level.
Category 3
Huracán · vehicle & diagnostics
- Lift system memory.Raises the nose automatically at stored positions, where the axle is fitted.
- Start screen and ambience.Adjust the welcome graphic and interior lighting.
- Exhaust flap control.Flap behaviour per drive mode, where the hardware allows.
- Full read-out of all control units.Fault memory, build list and software levels, cleanly documented.
Honesty over marketing: This list shows what is possible in principle. Whether a function exists on your specific car depends on its software level — I check that free of charge before you pay anything. Coding unlocks what is already built in; it cannot replace missing hardware.