Photo: Mansory
German luxury car tuner Mansory seems to be very fond of the potent Mercedes-AMG G 63, as they presented various modified versions of the luxurious off-roader in the last year or so. Their latest take on the G-Class SUV is a complete conversion called “Algorithmic Fade” and is a great illustration of the customization possibilities offered by the tuner’s Mansory Bespoke program.
The customization program takes tuning to a personal level, allowing the tuner to build one-off vehicles that meet each customer’s unique requirements. The tuned Mercedes-AMG G 63 you see here comes with much more than a visual makeover.
The color scheme Mansory used for this conversion is quite unique. The paint finish is called by the tuner “Algorithmic Fade” and wraps the front part of the vehicle in a turquoise shade that fades to black towards the back. The two colors intertwine in the middle of the car, with the black paint introduced via a geometric symbol that increases in size and density as you move your eyes towards the rear of the G 63.
Moreover, Mansory equipped the vehicle with a series of applications in forged carbon, such as a new front bumper, fender trim, a rear apron, modified hood, a roof spoiler, and more.
The Mercedes-AMG G 63’s powertrain has also been tampered with, as larger turbochargers have been added to the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine, along with new downpipes and a high-performance exhaust system to enable the engine to develop additional power.
As a result, the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 in the tuned vehicle is capable of delivering 850 ps (625 kW/838 hp) and 1,000 Nm (737 lb-ft) of torque. Mansory also tweaked the top speed, so their modified G 63 is capable of a maximum of 155 mph (250 kph) and does the 0 to 62 miles (0 to 100 kilometers) in 3.5 seconds.
On the inside, Mansory’s modifications include a complete reupholstering of the cabin, which is now finished in a special “Feroza” color, a new leather-carbon sports steering wheel, turquoise-painted carbon inlays, as well as aluminum sport pedals.
Various other minute changes requested by the client have been made to both the exterior and the interior of the Mercedes-AMG G 63, all made possible by the Mansory Bespoke division, which is bound to create more unique customer vehicles in the future.
The color scheme Mansory used for this conversion is quite unique. The paint finish is called by the tuner “Algorithmic Fade” and wraps the front part of the vehicle in a turquoise shade that fades to black towards the back. The two colors intertwine in the middle of the car, with the black paint introduced via a geometric symbol that increases in size and density as you move your eyes towards the rear of the G 63.
Moreover, Mansory equipped the vehicle with a series of applications in forged carbon, such as a new front bumper, fender trim, a rear apron, modified hood, a roof spoiler, and more.
The Mercedes-AMG G 63’s powertrain has also been tampered with, as larger turbochargers have been added to the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine, along with new downpipes and a high-performance exhaust system to enable the engine to develop additional power.
As a result, the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 in the tuned vehicle is capable of delivering 850 ps (625 kW/838 hp) and 1,000 Nm (737 lb-ft) of torque. Mansory also tweaked the top speed, so their modified G 63 is capable of a maximum of 155 mph (250 kph) and does the 0 to 62 miles (0 to 100 kilometers) in 3.5 seconds.
On the inside, Mansory’s modifications include a complete reupholstering of the cabin, which is now finished in a special “Feroza” color, a new leather-carbon sports steering wheel, turquoise-painted carbon inlays, as well as aluminum sport pedals.
Various other minute changes requested by the client have been made to both the exterior and the interior of the Mercedes-AMG G 63, all made possible by the Mansory Bespoke division, which is bound to create more unique customer vehicles in the future.
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