Lamborghini Urus Steering Wheel 4ML419091

In 2026, the part number 4ML419091 represents the Multifunction Steering Wheel for the Lamborghini Urus.

This component is the primary interface for the car’s Tamburo drive mode selector and infotainment system. Depending on the specific suffix (e.g., 4ML419091A, 4ML419091B), the material and stitching color will vary.

1. Technical Identification

• Part Number: 4ML419091

• Vehicle Fitment: * Lamborghini Urus (2018–2022)

  • Lamborghini Urus S (2023–Present)

  • Lamborghini Urus Performante (2023–Present)

• Core Features: * Integrated paddle shifters (usually finished in Aluminum or optional Carbon Fiber).

  • Haptic/Physical multifunction buttons for volume, voice control, and menu navigation.

  • Optional Heating element (requires specific sub-part numbers).

2. 2026 Material Variants

The base part number 4ML419091 usually branches into these specific finishes:

• Full Leather: The standard luxury option, often with contrast stitching (e.g., Giallo Taurus yellow or Arancio Leonis orange).

• Alcantara: The “Sport” or “Performante” specification, providing better grip for track use but requiring more frequent cleaning to prevent matting.

• Perforated Leather/Alcantara Mix: Common on the Urus S, featuring “dimpled” leather at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions for better ergonomics.

3. 2026 Market Pricing

Steering wheels are high-value items because they contain sensitive electronics and high-grade materials.

Note: The Airbag Module (4ML880201) is almost always sold separately. A new airbag

4. Installation & Safety Precautions

• Battery Disconnect: You must disconnect the 12V battery and wait at least 15 minutes before attempting to remove the steering wheel. This prevents accidental deployment of the airbag.

• Clock Spring Alignment: When removing the old 4ML419091 wheel, ensure the clock spring (the electrical ribbon behind the wheel) does not spin freely, or you will snap the internal wiring when you reinstall.

• Coding: In most cases, if you are replacing the wheel with an identical unit, it is “plug-and-play.” However, if you are upgrading from a non-heated to a heated wheel, you will need to add a fuse and code the feature into the vehicle’s ECU using Lamborghini software.