Mansory has unveiled another highly customized Mercedes-AMG G 63 as part of its limited Grand Entrée series. The latest example combines extensive forged carbon fiber, turquoise leather, oversized wheels and the tuner’s P820 performance package.

Forged carbon bodywork

The transformation begins with a redesigned front end featuring larger air intakes, revised LED daytime running lights, a custom grille and a bespoke hood. Much of the new hardware uses forged carbon fiber, including the flared wheel arches that incorporate prominent air vents.

Forged carbon door skins continue the treatment along the sides, joined by powered side steps and new side-exit exhaust outlets. The G 63 rides on 24-inch wheels finished in a contrasting black-and-teal design.

The exterior uses a two-tone finish. The lower section is largely covered in carbon fiber, while the upper body is painted matte silver. A teal pinstripe separates the two surfaces.

Additional exterior changes

Mansory has added a forged carbon light cluster to the roof, along with a large rear wing. The SUV also receives a revised diffuser, bumper and spare-wheel carrier. Like other Grand Entrée models, this example uses rear coach doors.

Turquoise interior

The cabin follows the exterior’s bold color scheme, with turquoise leather covering the seats, dashboard, center console, door panels and headliner. Carbon fiber trim is used throughout the interior as well.

Mansory has limited the Grand Entrée series to eight vehicles, making this G-Class one of a small number of examples built under the name.

820-hp V8

The mechanical updates center on Mansory’s P820 package. With the package installed, the G 63’s 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 produces 820 horsepower and 848 pound-feet of torque, or 1,150 Nm.