Mansory’s take on the Ferrari Purosangue will shock you

Kourosh Mansory’s first Purosangue styling attempt is decidedly one of his most controversial works to date.

The so-called Mansory Pugnator (“Contender”) comes dressed out in a full-carbon body kit featuring the tuner’s signature “forged” pattern. The description states that it is finished in red to match the body of the SUV, but it looks quite a bit darker in the photos. The hood, the air vent shrouds and the intakes, the side skirts, the rear diffuser and the two spoilers framing the tailgate are all made from the same lightweight material. The fenders wear additional flares on top of OEM ones, and the stock wheels make room for Mansory’s own FC.5 set sized 22” at the front and 23” at the back.

The suspension appears to be stock, while the engine enjoys a mild upgrade. The company promises clients at least 755 PS (745 hp / 555 kW) and 730 Nm (538 lb-ft) of torque.

Juxtaposing the bold and arguably gaudy exterior is a toned-down white cabin with red accents and carbon trim throughout. Quality perforated leather covers the seats, the armrests and the door panels, the pedals boast aluminum pads, and there are quilted mats on the floor for extra comfort. As expected from any Mansory project, the tuner’s badges can be found everywhere you look.