Mansory has taken on Ferrari’s 12Cilindri with the Equestre, a complete conversion that pushes the V12 grand tourer into far more assertive territory.
The German modification house has built its reputation on dramatic transformations, and this one follows that script with exposed carbon fibre, enlarged aero surfaces, new forged wheels and a notable performance lift.
For buyers who think the 12Cilindri’s clean factory shape leaves room for more theatre, the Equestre is aimed squarely at them.
At a glance
- Mansory has introduced the Equestre as a full conversion package for the Ferrari 12Cilindri.
- The package adds a redesigned carbon-fibre body treatment, VF.5 forged wheels, a bespoke interior and a sports exhaust system.
- Output rises to 855 hp and 538 lb ft of torque through engine management changes and a four-pipe exhaust.
A sharper carbon-fibre body for Ferrari’s V12 GT
The Equestre doesn’t try to be subtle, and that’s clearly the point.
At the front, Mansory replaces the standard treatment with a redesigned carbon-fibre apron that integrates significantly enlarged air intakes.
A carbon-fibre hood continues the more technical look, while exposed carbon extensions over all four wheel arches give the car a wider and more muscular stance.
The side sills are also distinctive, visually tying the widened arches together and lowering the car’s profile without needing to alter the underlying silhouette beyond recognition.
At the rear, a full carbon apron dominates the view, with an F1-inspired third brake light positioned at the centre of the bumper.
The most graphic flourish is the centrally mounted painted stripe in the Italian Tricolore, which runs across the length of the vehicle and gives the build a clear link to the car’s Maranello origins.
New VF.5 wheels and a more theatrical cabin
The Equestre also introduces Mansory’s VF.5 wheel design for the first time.
These ultra-light forged rims are sized 10×21 inches at the front and 12×22 inches at the rear, giving the car a staggered footprint that suits its front-engined super-GT proportions.
Inside, Mansory keeps the specification open to owner preference, with custom choices for leather, colour combinations, quilting patterns and carbon-fibre finishes.
The example shown pairs grey Alcantara with purple appliques, a combination that shifts the cabin away from Ferrari’s usual sporting restraint and into a more personalised, high-contrast mood.
LED lighting features throughout the interior, while an illuminated Mansory logo in purple is set into the headliner.
It’s not a cabin for someone chasing discretion, but then Mansory clients rarely are.
More power from the naturally aspirated flagship
The standard Ferrari 12Cilindri is already defined by its naturally aspirated V12, so the Equestre’s performance upgrade is less about changing the car’s character and more about intensifying it.
Mansory modifies the engine management system and fits a new four-pipe sports exhaust with valve control.
The result is 855 hp and 538 lb ft of torque, giving the conversion a meaningful increase in output while keeping the drama centred on Ferrari’s twelve-cylinder engine.
The valve-controlled exhaust should also give owners a broader spread of sound, from more restrained running to the sharper edge expected from a Mansory-tuned V12.
Details & Specifications
| Conversion | Mansory Equestre |
|---|---|
| Base car | Ferrari 12Cilindri |
| Body package | Redesigned carbon-fibre front apron, carbon-fibre hood, exposed carbon wheel arch extensions, distinctive sills and full carbon rear apron |
| Rear detail | Integrated F1-inspired third brake light in the centre of the bumper |
| Exterior graphic | Central painted stripe in Italian Tricolore across the vehicle |
| Wheels | Mansory VF.5 ultra-light forged rims |
| Wheel sizes | 10×21 inches front, 12×22 inches rear |
| Interior customisation | Leather, colours, quilting and carbon-fibre design options |
| Example cabin finish | Grey Alcantara with purple appliques and purple illuminated Mansory headliner logo |
| Engine upgrades | Modified engine management and four-pipe sports exhaust with valve control |
| Power | 855 hp |
| Torque | 538 lb ft |
The Mansory Equestre is not designed to make the Ferrari 12Cilindri blend in.
It takes one of Ferrari’s most traditional modern ideas, a long-nose V12 grand tourer, and adds the visual volume, material excess and personalisation that define Mansory’s most recognisable builds.
For collectors who want their 12Cilindri to feel less factory-correct and more individually commissioned, this conversion makes its intentions unmistakable.
