Mansory Boosts Audi RS7 To 1,035 HP With Striking Design Upgrades

by AutoExpert   |  17 September, 2024

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There are plenty of options to boost the Audi RS7’s power and style. One of the most remarkable upgrades comes from Mansory, a German tuner known for taking performance cars to new heights. They’ve once again stepped up their game with the RS7.

Mansory has been tweaking the RS7 Sportback for a while, but this latest version is something entirely different. The stock RS7 Performance model already delivers a solid 621 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque (850 Nm), but Mansory’s version turns those numbers up to an incredible 1,035 hp and 885 lb-ft of torque.

Audi RS7

Although Mansory hasn’t shared every detail of the modifications, it’s clear they’ve made some serious changes to the 4.0-liter V8 engine. It’s safe to assume they’ve installed new turbochargers, strengthened the engine internals, and upgraded the fuel system. Considering that the standard RS7 can reach 60 mph (96 km/h) in just 3.3 seconds, this souped-up version should easily break the 3-second barrier. Mansory has also given the exterior a fresh look. Mansory has added forged carbon fiber accents around the grille and air intakes, along with a redesigned lip spoiler and aggressive aero canards to increase downforce.

Audi RS7

Carbon fiber continues along the side skirts and mirrors, and the back of the car features a new spoiler and a massive diffuser for an even sportier vibe. Custom wheels finish off the exterior, giving the RS7 an even more commanding presence. Inside, Mansory went all out with an orange leather interior, covering everything from the seats and steering wheel to the door panels and dashboard. The seat belts carry the bright orange look, while black contrast stitching adds a touch of elegance.

Audi RS7

There’s also intricate detailing on the dash, center console, and door panels, making sure the cabin is just as bold as the exterior. With these upgrades, Mansory has transformed the Audi RS7 into a true powerhouse, not only in terms of speed but also in style. Whether it's tearing down the road or parked and ready to impress, this tuned RS7 clearly makes an impact.

Audi RS7

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