Mansory Equestre: Ferrari’s 12Cilindri Gets a Wild Carbon-Fiber Overhaul

Mansory takes Ferrari’s last naturally aspirated V12 coupe to new extremes with radical styling, carbon-fiber upgrades, and a power bump to 843 hp.

When Ferrari launched the 12Cilindri earlier this year, it was celebrated as the brand’s final ode to its naturally aspirated V12. It didn’t take long for Mansory, the German tuning powerhouse, to put its stamp on the supercar. Debuting at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025, the newly christened Mansory Equestre reimagines the 12Cilindri with more aggression, more carbon fiber, and more horsepower, making an already exclusive coupe even more dramatic.

Carbon Fiber Everywhere

As expected, Mansory drenches the Equestre in forged carbon fiber. The new front apron features larger air intakes, flaps ahead of the wheels improve airflow, and a vented carbon hood adds muscle to the profile. The rocker panels feed into an enormous rear diffuser, flanked by four tailpipes with yellow accents. Even the spoiler has been finished in forged carbon, while new 21- and 22-inch forged wheels complete the stance. Subtle tricolore striping reminds onlookers of its Ferrari heritage, despite the radical makeover.

V12 Power, Amplified

Under the hood, Ferrari’s legendary 6.5-liter V12 gets a new sports exhaust system, boosting output from 819 hp to 843 hp, with torque rising from 500 lb-ft to 543 lb-ft. The result is an even more visceral soundtrack, matched by sharper throttle response. Inside, Mansory upholsters the cabin entirely in Alcantara, adds a starlight-style LED headliner, carbon-and-leather steering wheel with shift lights, and custom details like quilted mats, aluminum pedals, and embroidered branding.

Exclusivity at a High Price

Ferrari’s 12Cilindri already carries a price tag near half a million dollars, and the Mansory treatment is expected to add a hefty six figures to that. Available for both coupe and spider versions, the Equestre solidifies Mansory’s reputation as the go-to tuner for radical Ferrari transformations. With its 843 horsepower, full carbon-fiber bodywork, and bespoke interior, the Equestre is not just a car–it’s a statement piece destined for the world’s most extravagant collections.