In order to convert the base vehicle from a 4-door configuration to a 2-door configuration, extensive body modifications have to be made. As a first step, the standard Urus is stripped of all four doors. The B-pillar is then moved backwards by exactly 200 mm in order to provide sufficient space for the front doors, which have grown to the same length. All mechanical conversion measures on the doors are carried out while retaining the standard safety technology, and all necessary optical conversion measures are carried out with great effort using partly completely new body parts and a subsequent repainting to make them completely invisible. This is the only way that the conversion of the doors can be carried out in a way that is both visually pleasing and technically perfect.