Mansory Introduces Exclusive “Soft’s Kit” for Maserati MC20 - A Fusion of Elegance and Performance

by AutoExpert   |  3 November, 2023

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Mansory, synonymous with luxury car customization, has unveiled their latest creation: the "Soft's Kit" for the Maserati MC20. Though sharing most design elements with the Coupe and the Cielo, this kit specifically enhances the MC20 Cielo, reflecting the same visual enhancements introduced for the Coupe last year.

Don't be misled by the name; the "soft kit" brings bold changes to the Italian supercar. At the front, a pronounced splitter merges with integrated fenders, directing airflow into the stock intakes, while carbon fiber adornments highlight the headlights, grille intakes, and vented hood.

Maserati MC20

The upgrade extends to the wheels, with new 21-inch front and 22-inch rear FV.5 one-piece forged rims making a statement. The rear commands attention with its sizable wing and diffuser — a design choice that’s a conversation starter.

Maserati MC20

Inside, the MC20 Cielo is just as striking, with bright yellow inserts contrasting against the black suede upholstery, mirrored by the yellow accents sprawling across the center console and dashboard.

Maserati MC20

Under the hood, Mansory has pushed the boundaries of the Maserati's biturbo 3.0-liter V6 engine, tuning it to unleash 710 HP and 850 lb-ft of torque — up by 90 HP and 88.5 lb-ft from the standard MC20. This hefty power boost slashes the 0-100 km/h sprint time to 2.7 seconds and increases the top speed to 330 km/h.

Maserati MC20

While Mansory remains discreet about the price of this exclusive trim, the extensive use of carbon fiber and the sheer audacity of the design suggest it's crafted for those who seek the extraordinary and are willing to invest in their passion. It's a kit that promises to leave an indelible mark on the world of supercar modifications.

Maserati MC20

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