Grand Opening! First Independently Run MANSORY Showroom Opens Its Doors In Dubai

by AutoExpert   |  20 December, 2021

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Significant events are taking place in MANSORY's life today! After a successful business year in 2021, MANSORY Design & Holding GmbH announced today the launch of its first self-managed showroom in a premium location in Dubai, which also serves as a starting point for the company-wide growth in 2022. 

In a luxurious setting spanning more than 800 square meters, the brand-new MANSORY showroom in Dubai will present the whole MANSORY product line to prospective clients. The spacious showroom area not only allows MANSORY to showcase up to 20 automobiles at once, but it also permits the company to greet its most selective customers in its own, highly private lounge.

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The showroom, which is located on Sheikh Zayed Road, has a modern, elegant, and European design aesthetic. Clients are presented with the most specific products from practically all MANSORY modification programs, in addition to the many comprehensive vehicle conversions of all prestigious brands. Customers may see and experience samples of various leather, carbon, and color options in the lounge area when building or modifying their ideal vehicle.

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There will also be a rim wall with the 33 MANSORY-exclusive rim designs. During the opening, 3 customized versions based on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Lamborghini Urus, and Mercedes-AMG G-Class will be on show, each particularly developed for the United Arab Emirates.

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On the occasion of the opening, Kourosh Mansory, CEO of MANSORY Design & Holding GmbH, said: "It fills me with great pride that MANSORY is now represented with its own showroom in Dubai, one of the most fascinating and prosperous cities in the world. Middle East is an important sales region for MANSORY, which we are hereby strengthening in the long term."

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