Formula 1 Driver Sells His Restraint to Mansory | Carscoops

      A new creation by Mansory, tailored for a Formula 1 star, features forged carbon, red accents, and striking design elements.

      Mansory has outfitted the Lamborghini Revuelto with forged carbon panels complemented by red highlights.

      The supercar's rear now boasts a forged carbon wing, an upgraded diffuser, and new wheels that enhance its bold appearance.

      Inside, vibrant red leather and a distinctive headliner, which features a relocated start button, make a strong statement.

      Have you considered the type of individual who drives a Mansory-modified supercar? In this instance, it's Esteban Ocon, a Formula 1 driver, who recently acquired the German tuner’s newest project based on the Lamborghini Revuelto. This choice stems from a collaborative partnership that also sees the Mansory logo displayed on his helmet.

      As you might notice, for someone typically linked with moderation off the track, this Italian supercar certainly embodies a more boisterous presence on his behalf.

      The modifications to this Lamborghini Revuelto are quite significant. Most of the original body panels have been replaced with lightweight forged carbon components. This begins at the front with a custom hood featuring large air vents and continues with a tailored front bumper and chin spoiler.

      The bodywork showcases either exposed forged carbon or gloss black finishes, with bright red accents on the front quarter panels and parts of the doors, including stripes that wrap around the engine cover. Additional modifications include new side air vents and side skirts.

      The rear of the Revuelto is equally impressive. It features a new forged carbon fiber rear wing in place of the original hydraulic wing and a more prominent rear diffuser. A set of intricate aftermarket wheels completes the aesthetic. Although some of Mansory's designs can be polarizing, this particular creation is appealing.

      The unique styling extends to the interior as well, where bright red leather accents the dashboard and transmission tunnel. Ocon's logo is present on the door panels and the headliner, which also houses the relocated Start/Stop button. Red seat belts round out the customizations.

      Regarding performance, the German tuner has not disclosed any modifications made under the hood. However, it’s reasonable to anticipate at least an upgraded exhaust system, ensuring that the car’s sound matches its appearance.