Mansory P850: new dimension of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 (W463A)

Thomas Wachsmuth 17 October 2023 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Mansory design, Mercedes-Benz

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Recently updated on March 7, 2024 at 07:42 am

Mansory has struck again. This time they have the already extremely powerful from the factory Mercedes AMG G 63 (W463A) and put it in the Mansory P850 transformed. But what makes the tuned colossus so special? Starting with the look, the changed one immediately stands out Front in the eye. Four additional LED daytime running lights are clear modified bumper integrated, while two more above the Windshield Find space. The G 63 also has a new one bonnet, extremes fender flares and at the rear with one roof spoiler, a changed one spare wheel carrier as well as a modified bumper. The striking exterior is rounded off by Wheels from the in-house CV.7 series from Mansory, which are also quite bold in their design.

Mansory P850 Mercedes G

The conversion presents itself with a Matte black finish and typical for Mansory Forged carbon accents. And the extravagance continues in the interior. The entire cabin is luminous Orange leather-covered, combined with white accents as well as gold and carbon-reinforced ones Decorative elements.

Mansory P850: new dimension of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 (W463A)

The Mansory emblem adorns it Steering wheel and can also be found in other places, such as on the seat belts, again. But the Mansory P850 doesn't just have a lot to offer visually. Because, of course, there is something working under the hood tuned unit. It delivers rich 850 PS and a torque of 1.000 Nm to all four wheels. This means that “the G” only accelerates 3,5 seconds to 100 km / h and reaches a top speed of 250 km/h, of course electronically regulated.

significantly faster than the series

For comparison: A standard G 63 needs a full second longer to sprint at country road speeds and reaches a top speed of “only” 220 km/h. The standard 4,0-liter BiTurbo V8 produces 585 hp and 850 Nm of torque. Despite the impressive performance data, Mansory claims the P850's average consumption to be just 13,6 l/100 km and CO₂ emissions of 312 g/km. But we don't really believe in that! There is currently no concrete information about the price of the Mansory P850. But given the G 63's extensive modifications and base price, it's safe to assume that the special G will cost a small fortune.