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Porsche Taycan by Mansory: subtly radical
The German tuner is back at it, but this time with one of its more restrained, discreet and elegant creations for the all-electric Porsche

Lately we have seen Mansory bring its builds to a more refined tone, free of flashiness. A clear example of this are the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and the Bentley Bentayga by Mansory that we brought you not long ago.
The new build on the Porsche Taycan we bring you today from Mansory follows this same line of subtle modifications that nonetheless add a more sporty and radical look. The ingredients of this recipe are a staple of this tuner: plenty of carbon fibre and additions to the bodywork that give it a spicier touch.

Modifications with one key premise: no added weight
The carbon fibre used in the modifications to the electric saloon Porsche is not conventional carbon fibre but forged carbon. This type of carbon fibre allows complex shapes to be created in a single piece without wasting material, something that does happen with conventional carbon.
The front of the Taycan by Mansory features a front splitter that spans the entire lower section of its forged carbon fibre nose, air intakes that act as ducts below the headlights, and a small addition ahead of the bonnet of the electric machine. Although it isn’t visible at first glance, this Taycan’s bonnet is also made of carbon fibre to save weight.

On its sides, we find this type of carbon fibre in the aggressive side skirts and the mirror housings. But what truly is the jewel of this side profile are the wheels.
Mansory has decided to fit this Taycan with ultralight carbon alloy wheels of 22 inches Y.5, which can be configured with a wide range of colours, and if you want to take it a step further, Mansory offers Y.5 with a diamond-polished surface.

The rear of this Taycan features a retractable forged carbon fibre spoiler and a large diffuser in the same material, giving it an extremely imposing look in two available configurations: with or without a third brake light included.
Luxury to another level
The interior is another area to which the German tuner usually devotes great attention in its creations. And this Porsche Taycan is no exception.
The entire interior of the car is completely new and covered in top-quality leather in whichever components the customer wishes. The stitching can be personalised in any colour, several carbon inlays have been inserted, and there is a sporty leather and carbon steering wheel and aluminium floor mats and pedals signed by Mansory.

Unchanged engine
The engine fitted to this version is that of the Porsche Taycan Turbo S, which delivers 761 CV of power, a 0 to 100 in 2.8 seconds and a range of around 484 kilometres on the WLTP cycle.

Technical specifications of this car
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