Mansory are set to reveal their latest creation, the Bugatti Veyron Vivere later this week at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Compared to its predecessor the Vincero which Mansory introduced back in 2009, the vivere has received a comprehensive facelift at the front, consisting of modified wings, a shortened bonnet and a striking front apron. The integrated LED daytime running lights in the front section create a particular accent, and the stylised “V” used pays hommage to the name Vivere. The newly developed side skirts act as a visual and aerodynamic link between the two axles. Larger air outlets on the flanks of the vehicle and at the rear give optimised motor cooling, and together with the new diffuser and the two air intakes, they underline the transition from roof to bonnet on this car design. Mansory will be manufacturing almost all the bodywork components from carbon fibre. The hardening process employed, under high pressure and temperature in the autoclave radically improves the material quality.
Further refinements include striking alloy wheels with a five double-spoke design harmonise with the production tyres, both visually and technically. LED lighting system in the seats, door furniture and the instrument panel catch along with the whole passenger compartment glowing in the light.
Price has not been revealed for this conversion.
