Mansory Gives Mercedes G-Wagon Futuristic ‘Fade’ & 850 HP

The ultra-exclusive Mansory Bespoke division is crafting automotive art one ride at a time.

Social media may have turned “algorithm” into a ubiquitous buzzword, but there’s nothing common about Mansory’s one-of-one “Algorithmic Fade” Mercedes-AMG G63.

Kourosh Mansory’s namesake tuner picked the futuristic one-of-one G-Wagon to showcase its new Mansory Bespoke individualization program, similar to Bentley’s Mulliner and Q by Aston Martin.

From front to back, the carbon body’s brilliant turquoise paint gives way to a high-gloss black—the “fade” effect is created largely by black 3D pyramids that gradually increase in size and number as the pattern moves rearward, per the client’s wishes.

Meanwhile, the hood, mirror housings, air intakes and outlets, roof edge spoiler and fifth wheel cover are finished in a dark “Forged Carbon” that gives off an almost shale-like effect.

The interior most liberally employs a different shade of “Feroza” turquoise leather on the dash, diamond-quilted seats and aluminum-set wheel, but flashes of black can be found on the aluminum pedals and metal-speckled carbon center console.

The aesthetic overhaul is impressive, but Mansory is a tuner first. As such, Mercedes-AMG’s 4.0-liter V8 was equipped with new turbos, pipes and engine mapping, increasing output from 585 to 850 horsepower and torque from 637 to 738 pound-feet. The changes result in a supercar-worthy zero-60-mph time of 3.5 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.

Mansory Bespoke may be new, but the overarching Mansory brand has built a revered reputation and relationships with virtually every luxury auto marque since its founding in the late 80s. Look forward to seeing other awe-inspiring Mansory Bespoke rides in the future, including their take on an already extraordinarily rare Ferrari Monza SP2.