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Mansory Unleashes Carbon-Clad BMW M5 with 850 HP

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The high-octane world of automotive tuning is once again buzzing, as controversial tuning house Mansory takes the wraps off its latest creation—a dramatically reimagined BMW M5 (G90). Known for its divisive designs and unapologetically bold approach, Mansory has turned its attention to the already-powerful Bavarian sedan, and as expected, subtlety isn’t on the menu.

Carbon Overload: A Visual Statement

From the moment you lay eyes on it, the Mansory-tuned M5 screams for attention. The German tuner has taken the liberty of cloaking the car in a dizzying array of carbon fiber enhancements. While the factory M5 is no wallflower, Mansory’s version amps up the aggression with carbon side sills, a roof spoiler, mirror caps, and fender logos.

Optional additions push the envelope even further: a massive carbon hood insert, an assertive front splitter, and a bold rear diffuser that incorporates triple exhaust tips. Anchoring the visual package are mammoth 22-inch forged rims, ensuring that this M5 won’t go unnoticed at any traffic light—or valet stand.

More Than Just Looks: Power to Match

It’s not all show and no go. Beneath the sculpted carbon hood lies a seriously upgraded powertrain. The standard 727-horsepower M5 engine has been massaged to produce a monstrous 850 horsepower and a staggering 1,100 Nm of torque. Dubbed the P850, this version is not just louder—it’s significantly faster.

While Mansory hasn’t disclosed exact performance figures yet, with that kind of output, it’s safe to say the car’s 0–100 km/h time will put it firmly into supercar territory.

Interior Drama: Carbon Continues Within

Inside the cabin, the transformation continues. Carbon-fiber pedal covers, sill plates, and bespoke floor mats join forces with redesigned seatbelts and trim accents to complete the extravagant look. As is tradition with Mansory, almost every element of the interior can be customized to a buyer’s exact specifications—from leather patterns to ambient lighting schemes.

Designed to Stand Out

Mansory’s projects have always courted controversy—and this M5 is no exception. Some call it excessive, others call it art. But for those who feel the standard M5 isn’t quite distinctive enough, this might be the answer. In a world where BMWs are increasingly ubiquitous, these wild upgrades promise to set your car apart from the crowd.

At the end of the day, Mansory’s goal is clear: exclusivity. When you’re paying a premium for performance and personal expression, being unique isn’t just acceptable—it’s expected.

Love it or hate it, one thing is certain: this M5 will be noticed.

Source: Mansory

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Mansory Unleashes Carbon-Clad BMW M5 with 850 HP
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Toyota GR Yaris with Type-S Gen 2 aerodynamic kit

Japanese company HKS, which offers the best tuning products for the best driving experience, has produced an upgrade package for the Toyota GR Yaris. It is the Type-S Gen 2 aerodynamic kit that gives the GR Yaris a more aggressive look.

The Type-S Gen 2 includes a pronounced splitter made of GFRP that increases downforce on the front axle, new sills also made of GFRP, a carbon rear wing to maximize downforce, and aerodynamic additions on the edges of the rear bumper with carbon fins.

Precise data showing how much the installed components increase downforce has not been published. The Toyota GR Yaris with this package is already competing in the Japanese Super Endurance Series ST-2 class, which is definitely the best real-world test.

The GR Yaris is powered by a 1.6-liter three-cylinder turbo petrol engine with 261 hp (192 kW) and 266 lb-ft (360 Nm) of torque, mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. It reaches 62 mph in 5.5 seconds with a top speed of 143 mph (230 km/h).

Source: HKS

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Toyota GR Yaris with Type-S Gen 2 aerodynamic kit
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Rezvani Night is an armored Lamborghini Urus

American automotive designer and manufacturer of high-performance sports cars, Rezvani Motors, has unveiled its new Rezvani Night project. It is based on the Lamborghini Urus and only 100 examples will be produced.

The Rezvani Night retains some of the design cues of the Urus, and for the first time, an Italian car has received their “Mad Max treatment”. It is an equipment package that brings slightly sharper body lines compared to the standard Urus, as well as accessories such as a new spoiler on the tailgate, additional LED lighting on the roof, hood lights, and 33-inch wheels wrapped in off-road tires.

For customers who want to turn their vehicle into an armored one, Rezvani offers the Dark Night equipment package that includes reinforced suspension, thermal night vision system, bullet proof glass and body armor, electrified door handles, blinding lights, ram bumpers, underside explosive protection, smoke screen, pepper spray dispenser, electromagnetic pulse protection, and military runflat tires. There are also a host of other extras such as magnetic dead bolts, optional explosive device detection, strobe lights, sirens, gas masks, bulletproof vests and helmets for passengers, a Hypothermia kit and a First Aid kit.

The cabin is luxurious and buyers can choose from 5 exclusive Rezvani patterns and a large number of colors.

The car is powered by a 4.0-L twin-turbo V8 engine with 800 hp, which allows acceleration from 0-60 mph in 3 seconds. The company did not say how much the car’s weight has increased compared to the standard Urus, nor whether the carbon components are standard or part of the Dark Night package.

Speaking of price, the Rezvani Night costs $ 149,000 + donor Lamborghini Urus. The price does not include the Dark Night package.

Source: Rezvani Motors

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Rezvani Night is an armored Lamborghini Urus