Ball recently took his Urus to Champion Motoring in Los Angeles for a comprehensive overhaul. Ball has a four-year, $35 million contract with the Charlotte Hornets. Even while it could elicit intense feelings, some people find this Urus’s design to be ugly.

An aftermarket bodykit from 1016 Industries accentuates the super SUV’s look. The kit starts with a visible canopy and flared tire arches fitted on the front. The side changes include new skirts and wider rear tire arches to match the front. There is a prominent diffuser, a freshly designed bumper, a rooftop spoiler, and a trunklid spoiler on the back of the car.

Champion Motoring then covered the car in bright yellow, put a red Lamborghini emblem on the back, and added neon yellow highlights to the black alloy wheels.

Whether Ball’s Urus has received any mechanical changes is unknown. Even if they haven’t, we think the SUV’s 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8’s 641 horsepower and 627 pound-feet (850 Nm) of torque are sufficient in any situation.