Mansory is famous for some super-wacky builds. Despite working on high-end luxurious cars, the company doesn’t hold back and makes the most ridiculous transformations. Take the Cullinan Coastline, or the G63-based Star Trooper Pickup, or even the Urus Venatus. But, whether you like them or hate them, there’s no ignoring them.
To give credit where credit is due, not all of them look bad. The latest build, for instance, looks pretty darn good. This is Mansory’s latest creation based on the facelifted 2021 Bentayga.
How Different Is The Mansory Bentayga From The Standard Model?
Surprisingly, Mansory didn’t go for radical colors this time around. It’s an all-black build with red inserts on some parts to break the monotony. On the outside, the SUV comes with a wide body kit. The face is quite aggressive, thanks to the new hood and air outlets on the bumper. All the new parts you see here are composed of carbon fiber.
The most exciting thing you look forward to on a Mansory conversion is the shoes. This iteration comes with black glossy wheels, complementing the body and the new parts added. You can have them in either 23- or 24 inches.
On the inside, the cabin is said to be upholstered in full leather with red appliques, thus complementing the exterior theme. The quilted leather seats and the floor mats look quite plush. There is a generous use of carbon fiber here, too.
The Mansory Bentayga Makes Over 200 Horses More
For the 2021 Bentayga, Bentley carried over the same engine. The 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V-8 engine churns out 542 horses and 568 pound-feet of twist. Power is sent to all the wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission. It takes 4.4 seconds to sprint to 60 mph from a standstill and tops out at 180 mph.
The tuner has made quite a few changes to it, though. New turbochargers and a new airbox are some of the stuff you’ll find under the Mansory-spec Bentayga’s hood.
But, thanks to the power boost, the SUV is now much quicker than the standard Bentayga
Final Thoughts
At the time of writing this article, the company has only uploaded images on its Facebook page. There’s no word on the pricing or availability yet. But, considering the 2021 Bentayga starts at around $166,000 and the 2021 Bentaya Speed starts at $245,000 Stateside, this build will be priced over $250,000.