Mansory has unveiled its latest conversion project called the “Equestre”, based on the Ferrari 12Cilindri. With the unveil, the new Mansory Equestre has become the world’s first complete vehicle conversion of Ferrari’s latest 12-cylinder GT offering. The car is set to make its public debut at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025.
The Mansory Equestre follows the Pugnator, introduced last year, based on the Ferrari Purosangue. The Equestre will be offered in both Coupe and Spider versions. The complete conversion consists of plenty of carbon fibre and a host of other aesthetic and technical upgrades.
Starting off with the design, the 12Cilindri-based Equestre features a bespoke purple paint scheme with matching-coloured forged carbon fibre body panels all around. This includes the enlarged air intakes, the front hood, extended wheel arches and the rear apron – all of which are made entirely of carbon fibre. The Equestre also features newly designed ultra-light single-piece forged “VF.5” design rims finished in gloss black. There is also a Tricolore strip running through the centre of the entire car.
While the interior of the launch vehicle features grey Alcantara with contrasting purple appliques, Mansory will offer its customers a vast range of personalisation options to choose from. Other features on the Equestre include a carbon-leather sports steering wheel with integrated shift indicators, aluminium pedals and quilted floor mats, to name a few.
Powering the Mansory Equestre is a heavily modified version of the 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine. The upgraded engine is tuned to produce 755 BHP and 730 Nm. The car also features a new four-pipe exhaust system with valve control.
Source: Mansory
