Mansory builds the first-ever Ferrari 12Cilindri conversion, the 855hp Equestre

Mansory has unveiled its first-ever Ferrari 12Cilindri conversion, called the Equestre, and the results are bold.

The German tuner is known for taking luxury exotics and pushing them into even wilder territory, both in looks and performance.

Now, it has turned its attention to Ferrari’s youngest two-seater, a car that only began reaching customers in late 2024.

The result is a machine that blends extra horsepower with dramatic styling changes, and one destined to turn heads at its debut.

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Mansory dialled up the power

The Ferrari 12Cilindri in stock form is already a powerhouse, boasting a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 producing 830 horsepower.

In fact, a 12Cilindri driver was caught on camera earlier this year turning the Monza circuit into his own personal playground.

But Mansory wasn’t content with that, dialing up the output to 855 hp and bumping torque from 678 Nm to 730 Nm.

Surprisingly, this wasn’t achieved through major engine surgery.

Rather, the upgrade comes from a reprogrammed engine management system and a new sports exhaust.

The custom four-pipe system not only frees up performance but also gives the car a sharper voice, complete with carbon fiber-finished tailpipes integrated into a revised rear apron.

Visual changes are just as dramatic.

At the front, Mansory fitted enlarged air intakes inside a fully redesigned carbon fiber apron, paired with a new carbon hood.

Side flaps in front of and behind the wheels increase downforce on the front axle, while carbon wheel arch extensions give the Ferrari a wider, meaner stance.

The Ferrari 12Cilindri conversion also debuts Mansory’s VF.5 wheels, measuring 21 inches up front and 22 inches in the rear.

Color choice makes the supercar stand out even further: a rich purple contrasted with black and carbon fiber elements, plus an Italian flag stripe running down the centerline.

Mansory overhauled the Ferrari 12Cilindri interior

Inside, Mansory mirrors this bold theme with purple accents, carbon fiber trim, and LED-studded headliner lighting.

A carbon-leather sports steering wheel with integrated shift indicator, custom pedals, and quilted floor mats complete the makeover.

Set to be unveiled at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, the Equestre marks only the beginning of Mansory’s 12Cilindri experiments.

Both coupe and spider versions will be eligible for conversion, with each build tailored to customer preference.

Pricing hasn’t been announced, but with the base Ferrari starting at over $470,000, a fully customized Equestre could easily top half a million dollars.

With this first Ferrari 12Cilindri conversion, Mansory has once again proven its knack for making already rare supercars even more exclusive, like the time the company made a one-of-one Bugatti Veyron Linea Vincerò d’Oro.The post Mansory builds the first-ever Ferrari 12Cilindri conversion, the 855hp Equestre appeared first on Supercar Blondie.