Mercedes-AMG G 63 MANSORY Grande Entrée A Strictly Limited Edition

The MANSORY Grande Entrée based on the Mercedes G-class G63 (MY2025) worldwide, a strictly limited edition to 8 pcs. The conversion program has been redesigned in all areas, meaning that all carbon parts of the respective body kit has been completely redesigned. The Grande Entrée also features the rear doors be hinged at the back with unique soft closing technology. This makes access to the rear seats of the luxury off-roader even easier and at the same time gives it an exclusive, extraordinary look, forged rim type FC.5 in 24 inches; performance increase to 820 HP and 1.150 Nm; performance: 0-100 km/h: 4.0s;
 

This Mercedes-AMG G 63 is up to no good with its extreme makeover that Mansory signed. The model features the usual carbon add-ons on the outside, a completely custom interior, a serious power boost, and rear suicide doors.
 
The latter feature is one of the icings on the cake, though it does not exactly stand out due to the exterior extras. Hey, this is still a Mansory, and the controversial tuner wasn’t going to go easy on it. As a result, you are looking at fender flares, side steps, new front and rear bumpers, trim behind the rear three-quarter windows, a different spare wheel holder, roof attachments, a new hood, a fresh grille, and several other things meant to make this ride stand out significantly more.
 

Contributing to its upgraded nature are the claw-like DRLs in the front bumper, the extra lights mounted above the front windscreen, and the extra taillights. This vehicle also comes with new wheels that are just as brash as the rest of the exterior. The add-ons sport a carbon look, and the exterior is white. Last but not least, when it comes to the exterior, this Mercedes-AMG G 63 also features Mansory’s logo all over, so that you won’t mistake it for another tuner’s project (as if that could happen).
 
Want to talk about the interior? This Mercedes-AMG G 63 has a custom one with new leather upholstery in white and blue. White is the hue that dominates the cockpit, and blue is mainly used for contrast. We can see Mansory’s name decorating various elements, including the headrests, door cards, seatbelts, steering wheel, and so on. The tuner’s name is also visible on the headliner, footrest, and even the center console, which also reads ‘Grand Entrée,’ ‘Limited Edition,’ and ‘1 of 8.’
 

The Grand Entrée is this vehicle’s new given name and is a clear reference to the rear-hinged doors. The car has more power, with Mansory stating that it boasts 820 metric horsepower (808 hp/603 kW) and 1,150 Nm (848 lb-ft) of torque. This is a significant boost over the standard 4.0-liter bi-turbo V8, which develops 585 ps (577 hp/430 kW) and 850 Nm (627 lb-ft), enabling 0-100 kph (0-62 mph) in 4.5 seconds. The Grand Entrée is said to be half a second faster than the stock G 63.
 
Although brash, this is a very vibrant project that was clearly nicely executed, and while it may not be everyone’s cup of tea (it certainly isn’t ours), we can totally understand why a deep-pocketed G-Wagen enthusiast would go for one. The question is, would you ever see yourself driving a Mansory Grand Entrée if money were the least of your worries? If you said yes and you can afford it, you should hurry up, as only eight of these will be made.