Audi RS7 Sportback by Mansory: A 780 CV beast with a design that carries the tuner's full DNA
The German tuner makes its debut with the Audi RS7 Sportback, giving it an extra dose of power and radicalism that will win over hearts

Mansory has made its return to the spotlight, this time taking as its base the sporty saloon from the brand with the four rings, to which it has given its signature touch. A touch that, for some time now, has been fairly subtle and conservative in this tuner’s work, without resorting to loud excess to give its creations a more radical look.
With a generous amount of carbon fibre and dressed in an elegant Nardo Grey with details in Smurf blue, we quickly realise that this
RS7 Sportback by Mansory
is a very special machine.
An imposing design
From the front, the aggressive gaze of the modern Audi light clusters is accentuated by the new carbon-fibre front splitter, the black grille and the muscular bumper with large cooling intakes and
aerodynamic canards on either side.
On its flanks, the new high-quality carbon-fibre side skirts and its eye-catching 22-inch forged wheels, with Smurf blue details, are the main stars of the side view of this powerful saloon. These wheels are fitted with Continental tyres in 305/25 ZR22 sizes.
Finally, to complete this tour of the RS7 Sportback by Mansory, its subtle spoiler and large diffuser, embracing the
four exhaust outlets
of generous dimensions, bring the attractive aesthetic of this creation by the German tuner to a close.
Inside, there is little discretion
Inside, Mansory has frankly not wanted to leave aside its
most extravagant touch, with a generous dose of the aforementioned Smurf blue on the leather-upholstered seats, dashboard, steering wheel and door panels. Combined with this blue is a black tone covering part of the seats, steering wheel and carpet, plus personalised floor mats.
Moving to the mechanical side, Mansory has fitted a modified ECU so that, together with its two oversized turbochargers, its high-performance exhaust system and a sporty air filter, its 4.0-litre V8 can boast a output of 780 CV and 1,000 Nm of torque. With all this, the RS7 Sportback by Mansory is capable of going from 0 to 100 km/h in just§h33§ 3 seconds§h34§.
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