855-HP Mansory Equestre: The World’s First Fully Custom Ferrari 12Cilindri

The Ferrari 12Cilindri is still one of the newest stallions in Maranello’s stable. Introduced in spring 2024 and delivered to customers later that year, the front-engined V12 coupe (and Spider) represents Ferrari’s latest tribute to naturally aspirated performance. With so few examples on the road, few expected a full customization program to appear this quickly. But if anyone could make it happen, it’s Mansory.

The German tuner, notorious for its radical reimaginings of supercars and SUVs, has revealed the Equestre—the world’s first comprehensive transformation of the Ferrari 12Cilindri. As usual, Mansory didn’t stop at aesthetics; the Equestre receives a blend of mechanical upgrades, dramatic carbon fiber styling, and a bespoke interior that pushes the limits of exclusivity.

More Power from Ferrari’s V12

At its heart, the 12Cilindri packs a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 that Ferrari tuned to 830 horsepower and 678 Nm of torque. In the Equestre, Mansory pushes those figures further—855 horsepower and 730 Nm. The jump isn’t astronomical, but considering Ferrari’s own meticulous engineering, it’s impressive. The upgrades come via a remapped engine management system and a new quad-pipe sports exhaust with valve control and dual catalytic converters.

Aggressive Carbon Fiber Styling

The exhaust plays into the visual changes, exiting through four tailpipes integrated in a carbon fiber rear apron that also incorporates a central brake light. The rear remains free of large spoilers, maintaining Ferrari’s flowing silhouette.

The front fascia, however, is dramatically reworked with a carbon fiber apron and enlarged intakes to improve airflow and cooling. A lightweight carbon fiber hood adds aggression, while new side flaps and wheel-arch extensions increase downforce and visual width.

The car rides on Mansory VF.5 forged wheels—21 inches at the front, 22 inches at the rear—fitted for the first time on this model. The exterior finish is striking: a deep purple accented by exposed carbon fiber and an Italian tricolor stripe stretching nose to tail.

A Bespoke Cabin

Inside, Mansory mirrors the exterior’s boldness. The cabin blends leather, carbon fiber, and bespoke detailing with a purple-themed color scheme. Quilted floor mats, custom sports pedals, and a carbon-leather steering wheel with integrated shift indicator reinforce the sporty character. Ambient LED headliner lighting adds a touch of drama, and Mansory branding is woven throughout.

Exclusive Debut

The Equestre is scheduled to make its public premiere at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, an event befitting its clientele. The conversion will be available for both 12Cilindri Coupe and Spider models. Pricing remains undisclosed, but with the stock Ferrari starting at over $470,000, a fully spec’d Mansory build is expected to soar well past the half-million-dollar mark.

Final Thoughts

Love it or hate it, Mansory once again proves its willingness to push boundaries. The Equestre is not just a tuned Ferrari—it’s a statement of individuality, blending performance upgrades with a design language that refuses to go unnoticed. For the few who will own one, it’s the ultimate expression of exclusivity in an already rare supercar.