Mansory pushes the Ferrari Roma's power up to 710 CV

A few months ago Novitec closed out 2021 by presenting its tuning package for the Ferrari Roma, with a subtle styling kit but adding a greater dose of aggressiveness, supported by changes made mainly to its electronics to raise the V8’s output to 695 CV. Now another tuner enters the scene with the Roma as its guinea pig: Mansory, increasing the power even further and with an even more aggressive look.

As is customary for Mansory, they arrive with a new project designed to draw attention. The German tuner has produced a carbon-fibre aerodynamic and styling kit, which radically changes the image of the Ferrari Roma, now far more rugged and sporty. At the front, the grille now features a newly designed mesh, while the bumper is completely reworked, divided into a central air intake and two side intakes, which look even more oversized thanks to the side fins. Above, the bonnet is new and entirely in carbon fibre, featuring new air outlets.

From the side we can see the newly fitted side skirts, which project from the bodywork to align with the side fins of the bumper, accompanied by forged aluminium wheels in a black finish measuring 21 inches at the front axle and 22 inches at the rear axle, along with carbon-fibre mirror caps in a grey finish. At the rear there are also changes, centred on a subtle three-piece spoiler, leaving all the attention to the elaborate and oversized carbon-fibre rear diffuser.

Inside the Mansory Ferrari Roma there are also changes, although these are not as aggressive as we are used to. The interior has been fully upholstered in leather, combined with carbon-fibre inserts, such as those applied to the sports steering wheel, which is also accompanied by aluminium pedals and new ambient lighting installed in the door panels.

Mechanically, Mansory has also been tinkering with the Ferrari Roma, specifically optimising its electronics, so that the 3,900 cc V8 which in standard form delivers a not inconsiderable 620 CV along with 760 Nm of torque now raises both figures to 710 CV and torque of 865 Nm. Thanks to these new figures the Ferrari Roma accelerates to 100 km/h in just 3.1 seconds, reaching a top speed of 332 km/h.