Mansory has introduced the most powerful Audi RS7 tune we’ve seen so far. Producing 1,036 horsepower, the German tuner’s version trumps its previous work on the super sedan by a wide margin, almost doubling the output of the 621-hp top-spec RS7 performance that you can buy in showrooms. Its torque figure is equally impressive, rated at 885 lb-ft.
Mansory may be known for turning European nameplates into polarizing creations, but one can’t deny that this RS7 tune is impressive based on the numbers alone. With its claimed output, Mansory’s RS7 is even more powerful than the plug-in hybrid Lamborghini Revuelto, which makes 1,001 hp with the help of three electric motors. Who needs a Lambo if you can get the same performance from a sedan that carries twice as many people?
Loud Styling Upgrades
Mansory didn’t list the upgrades for the RS7, but knowing its work on previous twin-turbo V8s, we’d wager the car received a new pair of turbochargers and exhaust system, and possibly some upgraded engine internals to handle the significantly higher oomph of the eight-banger. Performance figures weren’t disclosed, either, but it will more likely be quicker than the stock RS7 Performance’s 3.3-second sprint from 0-60 mph.
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As expected from Mansory, the RS7 tune also received styling updates to match the more aggressive performance it carries. Unpainted forged carbon fiber add-on parts with orange accents are seen all over the sedan, including the front splitters, canards, wheels, side skirts, rear bumper and diffuser, and double rear spoilers. The car can definitely attract attention even when standing still, but to be fair, this is one of the subtler-looking Mansory creations.
Cabin That’s Void Of Subtlety
While the exterior may not be as obnoxious as some of Mansory’s previous work, the cabin is quite the opposite, with orange as the main theme to match the exterior accents. No expense was spared with this interior upgrade, which includes printed trims with gold accents, trunk liners, and a starlight headliner that you’ll usually find in Rolls-Royce models.
As with other Mansory creations, the tuning firm didn’t disclose the pricing for this RS7 upgrade, but we’re sure its wealthy owner put down an insane amount for this car, considering that the stock 2024 RS7 Performance already carries an eye-watering $128,600 base price.
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