Mansory had a lineup of 11 custom vehicles
prepared for the Geneva Motor Show but the event’s cancelation led to the
tuner’s decision to unveil the projects online, one by one. Today we bring you
what’s probably the most unusual build, the Mansory Xerocole based on the 2020
Can-Am Maverick X3. We’re talking about a performance side-by-side vehicle
which boasts up to 195 horsepower in top trim.
Obviously, that was not enough for Mansory
as the Xerocole comes with a performance upgrade that takes it to 225 PS. That’s a huge amount of power for a side-by-side vehicle, especially one
that’s derived from the winner of the Dakar Rally in its class for three years
in a row.
Not many details are available about the
upgrade but we do know the range-topping Can-Am Maverick X3 X RC Turbo RR is
powered by a Rotax Ace 0.9-liter turbocharged three-cylinder gasoline engine
featuring a bigger turbo, new intercooler and less restrictive airbox than
lesser variants.
Mansory also took the liberty of fitting
body components in visible carbon fiber, including a chunkier roof, B-pillars,
engine hood and side protection arms. As for the interior, the rugged Xerocole
received a leather and Alcantara treatment with orange accents for the sports
seats, steering wheel and gearshift lever. Rounding out the upgrades is a slew
of Mansory logos and badges inside and out. We don’t know how much the German
tuner charges for these modifications but the two-seat Can-Am X3 X RC Turbo RR
on which the Xerocole is based costs a whopping US$ 29,599.
