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Mansory has been quiet lately, but its Middle Eastern branch has stayed busy. The local team brought back the bright pink Rolls-Royce Dawn we covered before. This time, it was photographed near Dubai's famous Burj Al Arab, making it impossible to ignore.
Flashy New Look Under Dubai's Sun
Under natural sunlight, the open-top luxury car looks even flashier. It's not all pink, though. The front of the car is painted in a lively pink shade, which slowly fades into black toward the rear.
Signature Mansory Touches
This Rolls-Royce Dawn has several forged carbon parts and a signature Mansory upgrade. It also gets a special body kit that the tuner has used on other Dawns and Wraiths.
The upgrades include:
- A new front apron with side blades
- A trunk lid spoiler
- A new rear diffuser
- A reshaped lower front bumper
- Other small exterior changes
The car also features extra LED lights and rides on black multi-spoke alloy wheels with pink accents, part of Mansory's FS.23 series.
Bold Interior to Match the Exterior
Inside, the Dawn keeps the bold styling going. The cabin is filled with pink leather on almost every surface. Many parts also show off the Mansory logo.
Other interior highlights include:
- Light blue seatbelts
- White and light blue piping on the seats
- Additional carbon fiber trim
Boosted V12 Engine Performance
Under the hood, the twin-turbo 6.6-liter V12 has been tuned for more power.
The new specs are:
- 730 horsepower (740 PS / 544 kW)
- 738 pound-feet of torque (1,000 Nm)
- 0-62 mph (0-100 kph) in 4.5 seconds
- Top speed of 177 mph (285 kph)
For comparison, the stock version of this V12 makes 563 horsepower (571 PS / 420 kW) and 605 pound-feet of torque (820 Nm). It pairs with an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive.
Farewell to the Dawn and Wraith
Earlier this year, Rolls-Royce ended production of the Dawn and its hardtop sibling, the Wraith. The brand is moving toward an electric future, leaving no space for gasoline-powered grand tourers.
Their replacement is the Rolls-Royce Spectre. This new model is an all-wheel-drive, battery-electric luxury coupe. It is built at Rolls-Royce's Goodwood factory in England and shares some parts with the Phantom sedan.
Final Thoughts
We must admit, the Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn looks better in natural light than in the official photos. However, the flashy design is not for everyone. Many would agree that the Dawn looks its best in its original form.
