OEM LAMBORGHINI URUS CARBON FIBER MIRROR SET LIKE NEW

OEM Lamborghini Urus Carbon Fiber Mirror Set in “Like New” condition involves a choice between the Full Mirror Assemblies and the Carbon Fiber Shell Covers (Caps).

Because these are popular “take-off” items (removed from new cars when owners switch to aftermarket parts), they are frequently available on the secondary market.

1. Identifying the “Set” Components

When looking for an OEM set, you should clarify if you are buying:

• Carbon Fiber Covers (Caps) Only: These are the upper shells that snap onto the mirror frame.

• Complete Mirror Assemblies: These include the carbon shells, the internal motors, the auto-dimming glass, and the 360° cameras (if equipped).

2. 2026 Market Pricing (Like New)

Prices vary significantly between the shell covers and the complete electronic units.

3. Key Technical Specifications

• Part Numbers (Covers): 4ML857527 (Left) and 4ML857528 (Right).

• Finish: Standard OEM carbon is a high-gloss $2 \times 2$ twill weave. The Performante and Ad Personam editions sometimes offer a Matte Carbon finish.

• Pin Configuration: If you are buying a full assembly, ensure it matches your car’s wiring:

  • 15-Pin: For cars with 360° cameras and Blind Spot Assist.

  • 13-Pin: For cars without the camera system.

4. How to Verify “OEM” Authenticity

In 2026, many high-quality “dry carbon” replicas exist. To ensure yours are Genuine Lamborghini:

• The Underside: Original covers have the “Lamborghini” script and part number molded into the inner plastic substructure.

• The Weave: Factory carbon is perfectly symmetrical. At the sharpest corner of the mirror, the weave should not look “stretched” or distorted.

• The Fit: OEM covers click into place with no gaps. If there is a $1\text{–}2\text{ mm}$ gap near the turn signal LED, it is likely an aftermarket part.

5. Installation & Calibration Warning

• Caps Only: These can be swapped in about 20 minutes. You must carefully pop the glass out first to access the internal clips.

• Full Assembly: If you replace the full unit with the camera, the 360° Bird’s Eye View will likely need recalibration at a dealership to ensure the image “stitching” on your dashboard is seamless.