Mansory’s New BMW M5 Is An 838-HP Monster Wrapped In Carbon Fiber

Mansory has turned its attention to the new BMW M5, and the result is exactly what you’d expect—loud, flashy, and impossible to ignore. As expected, the tuner covered the car in exposed carbon fiber and reshaped the front end with a larger splitter and a new lower grille surround that makes the M5 look ready to eat the road.

As for the hood, the tuner couldn’t resist adding two deep vents right in the center, carved out of carbon fiber. The design gives the car a fierce, track-hungry look, as if it can’t wait to launch off the line.

The rest of the BMW M5's body follows the same theme. There are new carbon mirror caps, reshaped side skirts, and extra detailing around the iconic Hofmeister kink. The 22-inch wheels dominate the profile, giving the car a bold, heavy-set posture that turns attention before the engine even starts.

At the back, Mansory ditched the usual quad pipes and went with three exhaust tips grouped in the middle of the bumper. It’s a strange move, but somehow, it fits the brand’s obsession with standing out.

The cabin takes things a step further. The seats and door panels are wrapped in bright blue leather, contrasted with deep black sections across the rest of the interior. You will either love it or want to tone it down.

Mansory went beyond looks, tuning the M5’s 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 hybrid from 717 horsepower to 838.  Torque jumps from 737 to 848 pound-feet. The added power gives the beloved BMW M5 a real kick, making it feel more alive the moment you hit the gas.