Mansory Azura Turns Mercedes-AMG G63 Into A Wild Two-Door Convertible

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Mansory has ne'er been known for subtlety, and its latest instauration mightiness beryllium 1 of the tuner’s astir outrageous projects yet. Set to marque an quality astatine this year’s Top Marques Monaco, the caller Mansory Azura takes the already over-the-top Mercedes-AMG G63 and pushes it into territory adjacent Affalterbach would apt ne'er consider.

Instead of simply bolting connected a assemblage kit, Mansory wholly reworked the G-Class by transforming the four-door SUV into a shortened two-door convertible. That unsocial is simply a monolithic engineering exercise, but the tuner didn’t halt there. The Azura besides receives rear-hinged termination doors inspired by Rolls-Royce models, portion a achromatic cloth soft-top replaces the modular extortion setup.

The ocular changes are intolerable to miss. A heavy revised beforehand extremity brings a caller grille design, reshaped intakes, and assertive LED daytime moving lights. Widened instrumentality arches beforehand and rear adhd adjacent much drama, portion the broadside illustration gets caller vents connected the beforehand fenders, deployable broadside steps, and oversized wheels painted to lucifer the agleam bluish exterior finish.

Inside, the compartment looks much similar an creation installation than thing designed for off-road duty. Turquoise leather covers astir each disposable surface, including the seats, dashboard, steering wheel, and doorway cards. The remaining trim pieces are finished successful exposed c fibre with bluish accents woven done the material.

The powertrain has besides been taken acold beyond modular G63 territory. Mansory retained the acquainted 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 but upgraded it with larger turbochargers, revised downpipes, and a bespoke exhaust system. Combined with ECU tuning, the effect is simply a hefty 820 hp (611 kW) and 1,150 Nm (848 lb-ft) of torque. Despite its monolithic size and luxury-focused nature, the Azura tin inactive sprint from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) successful conscionable 4.0 seconds.