Mansory Boosts Mercedes S 63 E Performance to 868 HP

Who tuned this wild-looking Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance? If you guessed Mansory, you're right!

There aren't many companies known for making high-end cars look this flashy — and sometimes a little over-the-top.

A Big Power Boost (But With Few Details)

Mansory didn't share full details about the power upgrades. Still, they claim this tuned S 63 E Performance now produces:

• 880 PS (868 HP / 647 kW)
• 1,490 Nm (1,099 lb-ft) of torque

This boost allows the car to sprint from 0 to 100 kph (0–62 mph) in just 2.8 seconds, with a top speed of 320 kph (199 mph).

How Does It Compare to the Stock Version?

The regular Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance is already very powerful, with:

• 802 PS (791 HP / 590 kW)
• 1,430 Nm (1,055 lb-ft) of torque

It can hit 0–62 mph in about 3.3 seconds and has a top speed limited to 250 kph (155 mph).

So, Mansory's upgrades make it half a second faster — not a huge leap, but still impressive if true.

Flashy Exterior Upgrades

Mansory didn't stop with just the engine. The car also got a bold new look, including:

• A vented hood
• New side trims
• Extra front, side, and rear add-ons
• A set of aftermarket wheels from the FD.15 series (they even give off some Maybach vibes)

More Flash at the Rear

At the back, the upgrades include:

• A new diffuser
• Two spoilers
• A redesigned front apron
• Other smaller styling tweaks

With all these flashy changes, some might argue the car looked better in its original form — but Mansory is known for pushing limits.

What About the Interior?

Interestingly, there are no images of the interior.

This could mean that it remains untouched, or maybe Mansory has already added their usual logos to the:

• Steering wheel
• Headrests
• Seatbelts
• Other interior parts

Mansory often customizes the inside just as much as the outside.

Want This Look? Here's What to Do

This customized S 63 E Performance could be:

• A demo car
• A special project for a client

If you want your S 63 to look like this, contact Mansory directly.

And if you do, drop a comment and tell us how much it costs!

We bet it's a small fortune, but we're curious to know.