PUBG: Battlegrounds and Automobili Lamborghini bring exclusive vehicle skins, containers, and lobby content in this thrilling crossover.

I’ve sunk more hours into PUBG: Battlegrounds than I’d like to admit, so when Automobili Lamborghini came roaring in with the Urus S and the limited-edition Countach LPI 800-4, my inner car nut did a happy dance. Real talk, this collab isn’t just a fresh coat of paint—it brings exclusive containers, special vehicle tech, a beefy Crafter Pass, and some seriously flashy custom lobby content. Before you ask, yes, some of the original sales windows have already wrapped up by 2026, but these crossover items have a habit of popping back up through platforms like the Workshop or Your Shop. So let me spill the tea on how it all works.

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The starting-island Lamborghini container

Here’s the fun part. On Erangel, Miramar, Sanhok, Vikendi, Taego, Deston, and Rondo, riders who own Automobili Lamborghini skins can unlock an exclusive Lamborghini container right on the starting island. No joke, it’s one of those little flexes that makes the pre-match lobby feel special.

What you need to know:

  • Only players who own Automobili Lamborghini skins can unlock the container.

  • Once unlocked, only that player and their teammates can operate or ride in the Lamborghini vehicle.

  • You can use it from match start until you board the plane. After you board, the container and vehicle vanish into thin air.

  • It works in Normal Match, Ranked, and Casual Mode.

  • The containers were available for about two months during this collaboration.

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What actually changes with Special Vehicle skins

The Lamborghini Special Vehicle skins transform existing vehicles to reflect the real-world designs as faithfully as possible. The devs kept things balanced, though, so don’t expect any pay-to-win speed boosts just because you’re rolling in an Italian supercar.

When you equip a Special Vehicle skin, here’s what happens:

  • The vehicle appearance changes.

  • Driving and honking sounds change.

  • HP, performance, weight, fuel amount, and driving method stay based on the original vehicle. So under the hood, it’s still the same ride.

  • Lobby animations are applied for each skin.

  • The panels use faithful 3D modeling, similar to previous McLaren and Aston Martin Special Vehicle skins.

For the Urus S, the applicable vehicles are Blanc, Zima, Pickup, and UAZ. The sunroof is made of glass and can take damage, which keeps the battlefield risk-and-reward feeling intact.

Cool tech: panoramic sunroof, retractable speaker, spoiler, and carbon fiber

This is where things get really interesting. Some skins come with interactive extras that are purely cosmetic but honestly make you feel like you’re driving a showpiece.

Panoramic Sunroof

  • Press the Limited Interaction key to open or close the vehicle’s soft cover.

  • You can cancel the function about 1 second after activation if you change your mind.

Retractable Speaker

  • The speaker rises when you turn on the vehicle and retracts when you turn it off.

  • It can’t be canceled after activation.

  • This feature is purely visual and doesn’t affect in-game sound.

Rear Spoiler

  • Applies to the Coupe RB.

  • The rear spoiler activates once you reach a certain speed.

  • It can’t be canceled after activation.

  • When the spoiler is active, hitting the brakes changes its angle.

There’s also a custom boost effect and a custom boost sound for that extra bit of drama.

The carbon fiber twist

Here’s the clever part. Parts of the Countach LPI 800-4’s roof and engine cover are made from a new in-game material: carbon fiber. Unlike standard vehicle cover, carbon fiber is penetrable—bullets can pass through it and hit the player inside.

If you’re shot through the carbon fiber area:

  • Both the vehicle and the player take damage.

  • The vehicle takes damage when the bullet penetrates.

  • There is no extra damage caused by the bullet bouncing around after penetration.

  • Only bullets can penetrate the carbon fiber; other damage sources don’t trigger this effect.

The devs explained this was all about balancing authenticity with fairness. Replicating the Countach’s exact look would have provided too much cover compared to the base vehicle, so carbon fiber kept things fair while preserving the iconic design. Honestly, that’s the kind of anti-pay-to-win thinking I can get behind.

Crafter Pass breakdown

If you wanted to go all-in, the Crafter Pass: Lamborghini was the main route. On PC, it ran from July 18 after live server maintenance through September 12. Console access was staggered—PlayStation players could start grabbing it from July 24 at 2 AM, so checking platform-specific timing was essential.

Here’s the lowdown:

Pack Price Includes
Crafter Pass: Lamborghini Basic Pack $11.99 Premium Crafter Pass, Lamborghini Loot Cache x1, Lamborghini Token x100
Crafter Pass: Lamborghini Advanced Pack $37.99 Premium Crafter Pass, Lamborghini Loot Cache x5, Lamborghini Token x300, 20 Levels, Flash Forward Nameplate

Important bits:

  • Crafter Passes can’t be purchased with G-COIN.

  • The maximum level is 120.

  • The XP required to level up after level 70 gradually increases.

  • You earn Pass XP through daily/weekly missions and survival time.

  • Clear daily, weekly, season, and achievement missions to obtain Lamborghini Tokens and Loot Caches.

  • Token expiry: PC players had until September 9 UTC, Console players until September 17 UTC. Expired tokens were removed and couldn’t be used, exchanged, or refunded.

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Loot Cache Packs and Special Crafting

The Workshop also got a Special Crafting tab dedicated to Automobili Lamborghini, with a total of 39 items craftable using Lamborghini Tokens. Artisan Tokens were added to the Workshop too.

Lamborghini Loot Cache Packs were sold directly in the Store, and keys were not required to open Loot Caches. Here’s how they lined up:

Loot Cache Pack G-COIN Cost
x1 250 G-COIN
x11 2,500 G-COIN
x27 6,250 G-COIN
x55 12,500 G-COIN

Keep in mind, due to legal regulations, the Crafter Pass and Loot Cache Packs were not available for purchase in Belgium and the Netherlands.

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Exclusive event reward

As if the cars weren’t enough, there was also an exclusive event reward up for grabs. If you equipped the “Urus S” SUV skin, the “Urus S (Lusso)” SUV skin, and the “Countach LPI 800-4” Sports Car skin, you could unlock the Secret Showroom custom lobby skin. It’s one of those rewards that makes your lobby feel like a private Italian car museum.

Final verdict

At the end of the day, PUBG x Automobili Lamborghini brought style, interactivity, and collector energy to the Battlegrounds without throwing balance out the window. The Countach LPI 800-4 especially stands out—only 112 units exist, which makes it ultra-rare in the real world and a serious prestige piece in-game. If you missed the original run, keep your eyes peeled for returns through events or the Workshop. And if you’re lucky enough to own one of these skins, enjoy the flex. Just don’t forget that carbon fiber roof isn’t solid cover!