Only Eight Of These Will Be Built, So Thankfully The Damage Is Contained

Mansory’s latest creation turns the Mercedes-Benz G-Class into a carbon-fiber cry for help

Car Talk, Autos Oct 9, 2025 0 4 Add to Reading List

Only Eight Of These Will Be Built, So Thankfully The Damage Is Contained

Mansory transforms the Mercedes G63 into the 820 hp Grande Entrée edition.
Limited to eight units, each features extensive exposed carbon fiber detailing.
Matte white paint contrasts sharply with Mansory’s signature carbon body panels.

If you’re hunting for a Mercedes-Benz G-Class that’s been tuned far beyond factory limits, there’s no shortage of choices out there. But if you’re looking for one that’s totally OTT, Mansory has become one of the go-to specialists, injecting their familiar crazed recipe of mods into the 4×4. This example, known as the Grande Entrée, is one of its most dramatic.

Based on a 2025 G63, the Grande Entrée is capped at just eight examples worldwide and this is one of them. By Mansory standards, the matte white paint job is relatively understated, but there’s nothing else about this G-Class that is subtle. Take, for example, the carbon fiber parts.

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They start at the front with a new bumper, grille, and hood, all finished in exposed carbon fiber. The same carbon fiber, with a particularly interesting checkerboard pattern, is found on the wheel arches, wing mirrors, roof, door handles, rear bumper, and rear wing.

To make this G-Wagen all the more dramatic, Mansory has installed Rolls-Royce-inspired suicide doors at the rear. But, for as crazy as the outside of this G63 is, we think the interior is even more striking.

As For That Cabin…

Most surfaces have been trimmed in sleek white leather, including the seats, door panels, dashboard, steering wheel, and even the floor mats. Mansory has also thrown in plenty of bright blue leather, while also refinishing the air vents and all of the important buttons and switchgear in blue.

The pedals and center console have then been completed with a blue diamond pattern and the engine start/stop button has been repositioned to the headliner.

Rounding out the modifications are a host of engine upgrades, allowing the 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 mill to pump out 820 hp and 848 lb-ft (1,150 Nm) of torque.