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Camperghini: Colorado Man Converts Lamborghini Urus Into Mobile Home, Takes It Across 40 Countries
Colorado man converts Lamborghini Urus into mobile home dubbed Camperghini, takes it across 40 countries.
Camperghini features roof rack system carrying a spare tyre, solar panel, and custom storage for a stove and fridges.
Additionally, it has a rear bed—where he has slept for more than 600 nights since the start of his adventures.
Connor, a Colorado adventurer who converted his $250,000 Lamborghini Urus into a mobile home dubbed the “Camperghini,” has now spent three years traveling around the world and across more than 40 countries in his customized car.
“I’m Connor, quit my job, sold my house & bought a Lamborghini. Now I’m traveling the world camping in the back,” he wrote when announcing the start of his journey in July 2023, and his adventure is far from over.
Unlike a standard Lamborghini, “Camperghini” features extensive off-road equipment, including a roof rack system carrying a spare tyre and other belongings, a solar panel, custom storage for a stove and fridge, and a rear bed—where he has slept for more than 600 nights since the start of his adventure.
According to his latest Instagram update, Connor is currently in Brazil. During his three years of world travel, he spent several weeks exploring Kazakhstan as part of his Central Asian tour.
During his stay in Kazakhstan, his modified Lamborghini Urus was lifted 14 stories by a construction crane to the rooftop of a new Almaty apartment building for a high-rise camping stunt in collaboration with Everest Development.
“One thing I’ve always liked about living in the Lamborghini is that no matter where I am in the world, the routine stays pretty much the same. Whether I’m parked in the middle of the desert, beside a mountain, or apparently inside a luxury shopping mall, bedtime still looks exactly the same.”
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