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All-new One-off “Mansory Speranza” Is A 4-door Convertible Based On Mercedes-Benz G-Class
Mansory reveals one-off “Mansory Speranza” based on the high-performance Mercedes-AMG G63 SUV.
The Mercedes-AMG G63-based “Mansory Speranza” is a 4-door Convertible version of the “Mansory Grand Entrée”.
To convert the “Mansory Grand Entrée” into a 4-door convertible, extensive body modifications was used to provide the necessary stability.



German luxury car modification firm, Mansory, will attend the “Top Marques Monaco” (May 7 to May 11 2025) with its latest masterpiece, the “Mansory Speranza”, based on the high-performance version of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class (W465).
The one-of-one Mercedes-AMG G63-based “Mansory Speranza” is a four-door Convertible version of the “Mansory Grand Entrée” – which is “limited edition” to just 8 units, with each vehicle delivered as a unique piece.





To convert the “Mansory Grand Entrée” into a four-door convertible, Mansory used extensive body modifications to fully compensate for the lack of torsional rigidity and provide the vehicle with the necessary stability.
The convertible top of the “Mansory Speranza”, which is available in several colours, opens and closes fully electrically. Inside, the rear compartment boasts a luxurious individual seats combined with an individually configurable center console.


Like all Mansory products, the seat belts and carbon sports pedals features Mansory logos as well Mansory leather-carbon sports steering wheel and MANSORY lettering on the door handles.
The “Mansory Speranza” comes with 24-inch “FC.5” rims. The ultra-light forged and one-piece rims type “FC.5” rims were first presented on the Ferrari Purosangue-based “MANSORY Pugnator”.


Powering the “Mansory Speranza” is an uprated 4.0-liter V8 engine from the base G63, which now delivers an impressive 820-horsepower (from 585 hp) and maximum torque of 1,150 Nm (from 850 Nm)
Thanks to these impressive performance figures, the “Mansory Speranza” reaches 100 km/h (60 mph) from a standstill in 4.0 seconds and a limited top speed of 250 km/h (155 mph).
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