Mansory first unveiled its modified Audi RS Q8 in late 2020 and has just finished work building its latest example, this time adorned with a particularly eye-catching exterior finish. Anyone who is familiar with the work of Mansory knows that the tuner likes to go all-out when working to make already-impressive vehicles even more extreme. It has done just that with this RS Q8, painting it in a dark shade of green that has been contrasted by a plethora of yellow accents. These yellow accents can be found on the wing mirrors, the side skirts, and a prominent racing stripe running along the hood, roof, and rear spoiler.
The German tuner has also engineered a
comprehensive new bodykit for the Audi. The front end is particularly striking
thanks to the presence of a carbon fiber splitter, carbon fiber shrouds, and
air intake mesh similar in design to the air intake grilles of the Lamborghini
Urus. Changes to the exterior of the SUV continue at the rear where you will
notice the new carbon fiber spoiler mounted to the roof, the carbon fiber
diffuser, and the four new tailpipes.
The RS Q8’s familiar 4.0-liter
twin-turbocharged V8 has also been tweaked. Whereas it ordinarily delivers 591
hp and 800 Nm, both of which are very impressive figures, the
combination of a high-performance exhaust and a tuned ECU means the V8 is now
rated at 769 hp and 1,000 Nm of torque. As such, the super SUV can
now rocket to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds and power through to a 320 km/h top speed.
A handful of changes have also been made
to the interior of the car. These include new carbon fiber inlays on the
steering wheel and dashboard, bright yellow contrast stitching, and a new
ceiling-mounted Start/Stop button for the engine.
