MANSORY Is Giving You The Converted Ferrari Portofino

by AutoExpert   |  6 May, 2021

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The new Ferrari Portofino will impress you with further visual and technical highlights. Featuring a fully electric "retractable hardtop" (RHT), firstly manufactured completely in dark forged carbon, the standard functions of the roof still remain the same - driving with the roof open is still an option for the MANSORY vehicle.

The exterior is heavily designed with a plenitude of lightweight body components made of dark Forged Carbon. Other features made of the same noble, ultra-light material, include a front apron, side flaps, all air outlets in the bonnet and on the sides of the wings, the side skirts, the rear apron, and the discreet rear spoiler on the tailgate.

MANSORY engineers did significant upgrades to the engine’s management system and the exhaust system, the renewed V8 engine delivers an output of 720 horsepower and a bigger amount summing 890 Newton-meters of torque. The tests for the Portofino model show that now the vehicle can perform 334 km/h and 0-62 mph (0 to 100 km/h) sprint in just 3.0 seconds is completed in a quick 3.0s.

Also, the drivetrain has now an adapted suspension component and a modified wheel/tire combination with rims of the type "YT.5". The modified rims are presented in a one-piece ultra-light forged appearance, measuring 9x21 and 11.5x22. They as well feature yellow rim edges wrapped in high-performance tires.

MANSORY is famous for its original conversions, and they create partial or complete and compared to their previous projects, the Ferrari Portofino had its interior modified with extensive refinement. As you can see, the entire interior has now the finest smooth leather in black matching the exterior glamorous dark forged carbon.  For a much elegant appearance, we have almost all the interior control buttons finished in yellow. Three buttons on the control unit of the dual-clutch gearbox honor the Italian flag colors - green, white and red.

The MANSORY team did a great job combining a sporty atmosphere with high functionality, comfort, and design interior. As usual, the Ferrari Portofino will sports an interior with a leather steering wheel, MANSORY floor mats edged in yellow and several, precisely embroidered MANSORY logos. What do you think about the latest MANSORY conversion?

 

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