Mansory revamps the Mercedes-Benz G500 4x4²
Posted by Zaran Tarapore on Jul 17, 2016
Mansory, a tuning specialist who’s known to create some jaw-dropping masterpieces, released its newest creation: The Mercedes-Benz G500 4x4² in a magnificent azure hue. Having worked on a multitude of brands, including but not limited to Aston Martin, Ferrari, Land Rover and Rolls-Royce, the German tuner definitely knows a thing or two about making a vehicle truly unique.
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Using the Mercedes-Benz G500 4x4² as the canvas for its newest creation, the German tuner has created a tuning kit that is unmistakably Mansory. Notable for its eccentric body modifications, light weight alloy wheels and bespoke interior modifications, the G500 4x4² follows the brand’s recipe to a T.
While the standard G500 4x4² is already intimidating with its towering presence, Mansory has taken it to a new level with a bespoke front-end that is embellished with carbon fiber headlight surrounds, a carbon grille and a carbon hood with a prominent air intake.
As one would expect from the carbon fiber designer and constructor, the lustrous black finish is continued onto the wheel arches, door trims, door handles and electric side steps. And while the rear also adorns carbon fiber taillight surrounds, something tells us they could’ve done away with the gaudy rear bull bar.
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The interior, a psychedelic paradise, comprises of reupholstered seats, aluminum pedals and an extremely garish splattering of carbon fiber on everything from the handbrake lever and steering wheel to the dashboard and door panels. Breaking the monotony, however, is the luminous blue that backs the instrument panel.
But it isn’t a case of all show and no go. The reworked G500 4x4² features a new ECU that bumps power from the twin-turbo V8 to 479 horsepower and a whopping 710 Nm of torque – a boost of 63 horsepower and 100 Nm of torque compared to stock. Not long before we see one at Dubai Mall’s valet parking, we reckon.
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