Mansory’s Bold Take on the 2025 Bentley Continental GT
Mansory, the renowned luxury and supercar tuner, has unveiled its latest project: a heavily customized 2025 Bentley Continental GT. This marks the first time Mansory has turned its attention to the recently redesigned coupe, and the results are, as expected, striking.
While the latest Continental GT has, until now, avoided Mansory’s penchant for the flamboyant, this new creation doesn’t shy away from the tuner’s signature aesthetic.
Carbon Fiber Everywhere
The dominant theme of this Mansory build is undeniably forged carbon fiber. Every exterior addition is crafted from this material, including the prominent center section of the hood and even the grille. The surrounds for the front cameras and sensors are also carbon fiber, drawing increased attention to these features.
Surprisingly, the aerodynamic additions, such as the front spoiler, side skirts, and rear diffuser, present a relatively understated appearance. However, Mansory’s application of carbon trim to the fenders, doors, and rear pillars is more pronounced. The company has created striking C-shaped panels along the sides, which unfortunately cover the factory Bentley fender vents. While the rear pillar trim complements the shape of the side windows, the oversized Mansory shields are a bolder choice.
A (Relatively) Restrained Interior
Inside, Mansory demonstrates a degree of restraint. The interior largely retains its original Bentley design, which is no drawback, and features a light tan and black color scheme. The upper portion of the wrap-around trim has been altered and appears to incorporate forged carbon fiber, which nicely complements the vehicle’s overall theme. Matching accents are visible in the shifter medallion, door sill plates, and pedals. However, Mansory couldn’t completely resist making its mark, adding prominently branded seat belts to all four seats.
Performance Unconfirmed
Currently, Mansory has only showcased this car on its Instagram page, with details regarding pricing and mechanical modifications still unavailable. Given the car’s visual updates, it’s probable that the mechanical aspects remain untouched. Even in its stock configuration, the Continental GT delivers impressive performance, generating 771 horsepower and 738 pound-feet of torque from its hybrid, turbocharged V8 engine.
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