What’s Purple, Noisy, and Mocks Limits? This Ferrari Has the Solutions | Carscoops

      Ferrari's newest V12 has been transformed with forged carbon, an updated interior, and a minor increase in power.

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      by Thanos Pappas

      Mansory introduced its Ferrari 12Cilindri Equestre at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show.

      This complete body kit features forged carbon aerodynamic components and striking new design elements.

      The power has been increased to 843 hp thanks to enhancements in ECU tuning and a louder exhaust system.

      Possessing a flagship V12 grand tourer is a notable privilege, yet some individuals seek even more. For these select few, Mansory has rolled out a full tuning package for the Ferrari 12Cilindri Coupe and Spider, which includes forged carbon fiber, vibrant colors, custom wheels, and a boost in power.

      The Mansory Equestre marks the first complete vehicle modification based on the 12Cilindri, as no other tuner has dared to alter Maranello's latest masterpiece.

      Purple Carbon Excess

      The exterior of this Italian exotic has been entirely stripped of Ferrari badges, but that's not its most significant issue. Mansory has incorporated its distinctive forged carbon elements, which feature a purple finish in the example vehicle. The bodywork blends purple and black with subtle gold accents.

      At the front, there are new embellishments for the grille and bumper intakes, along with a carbon fiber vented hood and a prominent splitter with integrated fins. The mirrors and side skirts have received a matching treatment, as have the enlarged side gills, which have been substantially extended from the original design.

      The rear remains devoid of a wing, but features an extended spoiler above the slim LED headlights. The standout feature is the larger diffuser made of exposed forged carbon, complete with additional fins and inlets, an F1-style brake light, and oversized quad tailpipes.

      Wheels and Interior Revamp

      No Mansory creation is complete without a new set of wheels. The Equestre boasts VF.5 ultra-lightweight forged alloys, measuring 21 inches in the front and 22 inches in the rear. The presentation vehicle showcases a glossy black finish, but customers can choose their preferred color.

      The interior has been entirely reupholstered in gray Alcantara with custom quilting and ambient lighting on the door cards. Alternatively, buyers can opt for leather in any color. Additionally, there are numerous carbon fiber accents, aluminum pedals, and quilted floor mats featuring Mansory branding.

      A Minor Enhancement for the V12

      The naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 beneath the long hood has not gone unmodified. Adjustments to the engine management system and a new exhaust system with two sports catalytic converters have raised output to 843 hp (629 kW / 855 PS) and 730 Nm (538 lb-ft) of torque. While this is not a significant increase from the stock 819 hp (610 kW / 830 PS) and 678 Nm (500 lb-ft), it offers owners added bragging rights.

      The Equestre was unveiled at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, where you may discover several Mansory clients shopping for the weekend. The tuner is currently accepting inquiries for 12Cilindri-based builds, although it has not disclosed the cost of the modifications.