2021 Mercedes-AMG G63 Gronos By Mansory Is Tuning Opulence

Green with envy or perhaps the opposite of envy?

German-based Mansory has taken another look at the Mercedes AMG G63. The tuning company is familiar with the luxury SUV and can offer a wide range of options to wealthy buyers, including a bizarre pickup-truck conversion or a armored security vehicle. It’s all about two things this time: green paint and forged Carbon that looks like gray marble.

Gronos is a friendly, gentlemen-oriented group of ladies and gentlemen. This moniker sounds familiar because it was previously used by Mansory to identify custom G wagens. The original Gronos were bright yellows that made eyes swell, but the new Gronos is darker due to an exterior coat of British Racing Green. You’ll also find many forged carbon additions to the vehicle, including the front apron and most prominently the hood. The forged treatment is also applied to the lighted visor, the door handle inserts and mirror caps as well as the exterior spare tire cover at back.
Mansory transforms the GClass inside with a tan leather shade called Fawn Brown. The steering wheel is made from leather-carbon, with dark carbon inlays and aluminum pedals. All the carpeting in the room is black to keep your eyes busy. The interior is brighter than the exterior.

The Mansory package doesn’t exist just to be a showpiece. The twin-turbocharged, 4.0-liter V8 receives a substantial power increase under the hood. We mean it literally. Turbochargers with larger displacements push more air into the engine while a new exhaust system allows for faster gas ejection. The result is a powerful 850 horsepower (634 megawatts) engine. Mansory claims that the Gronos can reach speeds of 62 mph (100 km/h), in just 3.5 seconds. Maximum speed is 155 mph (250 km/h).
Although there is no information on the cost, Mansory will build 10 houses.