Mansory is back at it again, this time turning their attention to the brand-new BMW M5 G90. Recently spotted for the first time on the streets of Milan, Italy, this aggressive-looking beast has received the full Mansory treatment, and as always, the transformation goes far beyond just the exterior.
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As expected, Mansory has gone all-in with forged carbon fiber across multiple components. The front bumper, the center section of the bonnet, side mirrors, side skirts, rear bumper, spoiler lip, and even several finer details all feature the brand’s signature carbon finish. The result? A bold, ultra-modern look that pairs perfectly with the car’s light grey exterior paint. The contrasting bronze pinstripes running across various carbon fiber parts add a touch of exclusivity and visual drama.
One of the most striking changes is found at the rear: Mansory has ditched the stock quad-exhaust layout (two tips on each side) in favor of a centrally mounted triple-exhaust setup, a clear nod to the legendary Ferrari 458 Italia. It's a bold move, and one that further sets this M5 apart from anything else on the road.
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Inside, the interior has also been reworked, though details remain scarce for now. What we do know is that the performance has received a serious boost. The modified M5 now delivers a jaw-dropping 850 PS and 1,150 Nm of torque, a significant increase over the stock 727 PS and 1,000 Nm. That’s an impressive gain of 123 PS and 150 Nm.
The M5 also rides on ultra-light 22-inch forged rims, and with so many lightweight carbon components added throughout, we’re left wondering just how much weight this Mansory-tuned monster has shed. Unfortunately, Mansory hasn’t released the final curb weight yet, nor have they revealed the revised acceleration figures or top speed. But if their track record is anything to go by, we can expect numbers that push this already-potent super sedan into entirely new territory.
Stay tuned, we’re just as eager as you are to find out how all these updates translate to real-world performance.
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