The Maserati MC20 upgrade kit from Mansory has been unveiled with a wide range of enhancements. More than a dozen parts are included in the package, and owners have a few options. The gigantic front splitter, which is almost as large as the bumper itself and is joined to the grille by integrated fins, is the focal point. The rather flamboyant appearance is completed by the carbon-fiber trim around the bumper intakes, headlights, fender-mounted vents, the vented bonnet, and a pair of canards. The side intakes that supply air to the mid-mounted engine have a new cover, and the mirror caps have been replaced with carbon fiber versions. With an additional roof-mounted vent, the engine cover has taken the position of the rear windscreen. Finally, a larger two-story diffuser with more fins and an F1-style brake light extends to the sides.
A pair of FV5 forged multi-spoke wheels with tires with extremely low profiles measuring 21 inches in diameter up front and 22 inches in the back can be used with the body kit. The tuner is also offering a lowering spring kit that would lower the MC20 by 25 mm.
The MC20 looks more like the track-only Project24 hypercar thanks to Mansory's body kit.
At this point, Mansory made no mention of any performance improvements. Nevertheless, the 621 horsepower twin-turbo 3.0 liter V6 dry-sump engine in the Maserati Nettuno is more than adequate. For those who wish to frighten or wow onlookers, the tuner is selling a new exhaust system with optional downpipes and remote control.
Although the kit is not yet complete, a few renderings give us a glimpse of all the carbon fiber components. The price will be made public in the future, and it won't be low.