Mansory Elevates the Ferrari 296 GTB with Tempesta Package

by AutoExpert   |  12 September, 2023

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The Ferrari 296 GTB was already a standout supercar, but thanks to Mansory's expertise, it has now reached new heights in terms of performance and visual appeal. Mansory has applied its renowned "Tempesta" package to this remarkable vehicle, resulting in a supercar that defies expectations.

The transformation begins with a series of visual enhancements that elevate the 296 GTB's already eye-catching appearance. The front end now features a completely new fascia, including a front splitter and front grille surround, all accentuated with striking red pinstripes.

 Ferrari 296 GTB

Mansory doesn't stop there. The vehicle's development process includes the addition of forged carbon fiber louvers on the front fenders, dramatic side skirts, and new wing mirrors, all contributing to a more aggressive and distinctive look.

 Ferrari 296 GTB

The rear end of the 296 GTB Tempesta draws inspiration from the FXX K Ferrari model, incorporating aerodynamic wings in place of a traditional rear wing. Additional carbon fiber components, including a new diffuser, further enhance the vehicle's aerodynamics and aesthetics.

Ferrari 296 GTB

Inside the cabin, the enhancements continue. The seats, dashboard, transmission tunnel, center console, and parts of the steering wheel are finished in vibrant yellow leather, complemented by red piping for a truly luxurious and sporty feel. Exclusive floor mats, red accents around the air vents, and carbon fiber accents add to the interior's opulence.

 Ferrari 296 GTB

Under the hood, the 296 GTB is powered by a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine and twin electric motors from Ferrari, producing a formidable 820 horsepower. However, Mansory has taken this performance to the next level with a brand-new exhaust system and ECU modifications, pushing the power output to an impressive 870 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque.

 Ferrari 296 GTB

To complete the package, Mansory has fitted the 296 GTB with a fresh set of forged wheels, measuring 21x9 inches at the front and 22x11.5 inches at the rear. These wheels are wrapped in high-performance tires, 255/30 at the front and 335/25 at the rear, ensuring exceptional grip and handling.

 Ferrari 296 GTB

In summary, Mansory's Tempesta package has transformed the Ferrari 296 GTB into a supercar that not only looks more captivating but also delivers exhilarating performance. This stunning creation combines power, style, and luxury, taking the Ferrari 296 GTB to new heights of automotive excellence.

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