Mansory turns Ferrari Purosangue into even more of an eye-catcher

Kourosh Mansory’s design studio has presented another wild take on the Purosangue. As a part of the company’s Pugnator tuning package, it received an outlandish aero kit along with all-new interior trim and an engine upgrade.

At the front, the radiator grille was darkened and a new front bumper with a splitter were installed for a sharper, more aggressive look. Slim DRL inserts and a more muscular hood with vents complemented the image.

A look from the side reveals staggered black wheels installed in 22-inch diameter at the front end and 23-inch at the back. The spokes are black while the rims boast bright yellow accents, just like the rest of the kit.

The rear end comes across as particularly chaotic with a new bumper, roof spoiler, diffuser and quad exhaust pipes. This impression is enhanced by the “forged” carbon finish all around, which contrasts a bit too much with the elegant matte-black body of the Italian luxury SUV.

The black Alcantara interior with yellow stitching and piping looks more reserved in comparison. Whoever ordered the car opted for a “starry sky” ceiling and Italian flag ornaments on the steering wheel and the gear lever.

Mansory wouldn’t be Mansory if it didn’t mess with the engine. The stock 6.5-liter, naturally aspirated V12 ended up with a performance exhaust system and a fresh software tune, bringing the output to 755 PS (745 hp / 555 kW) and 730 Nm (538 lb-ft) of torque.