The polarizing German tuner has tackled another 2025 Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG, reimagining the entire SUV in a striking combination of white, light blue and carbon black.
Known as the Grande Entrée, it comes dressed in carbon fiber from top to bottom. Surprisingly, the company makes a detour from its usual “forged carbon” aesthetic in favor of an arguably much more elegant checkered weave pattern. The side mirrors, the wheel arches, the door handles, the bumpers and the rear wing are all offset in black, creating quite a bit of visual punch (or clutter; your mileage may vary). The rear doors now swing open against the traffic in a fashion similar to most Rolls-Royce cars.
As eye-catching as the exterior is, it is arguably the cabin where most of the drama takes place. Everywhere you look is white and light blue leather with tinted carbon accents, all-new pedals and center console, redesigned dash and a start/stop button on the ceiling. That’s a far cry from what you can get right off the assembly line.
Never one to leave good enough alone, Mansory also dials up the engine output to 831 PS (820 hp / 611 kW) and 1,150 Nm (848 lb-ft) of torque. Only eight G-Wagons like this will be made.
