Mansory's 769-HP Audi RS7 Looks Like A Smurf Threw Up Inside It

Mansory isnot known for showing restraint. Most of its creations areunashamedly garish. By comparison, the tuner's new take on the一个udi RS7Sportback is relatively tame, with a body kit that doesn't ruin the styling. To make the styling more aggressive, Mansory has installed an assortment of carbon fiber add-ons.

一个new splitter with canards adorns the front, while new side skirts, a rear diffuser, and a subtle tailgate spoiler give the RS7 a meaner look. Carbon forged carbon fiber accents are also applied around the grille. Custom 22-inch forged wheels finished in black with blue accents round off the cosmetic upgrades. But open the door and it's a different story.

The modified Audi RS7 Sportback features a two-tone interior with blue and black leather applied to the seats, dashboard, center console, door panels, and transmission tunnel. then, there's a spattering of white piping. All of this is supplemented with exposed carbon fiber accents.

The standard Audi RS7 Sportback isn't lacking in the performance department, but that hasn't stopped Mansory from tinkering under the hood to extract more power. In stock form, the RS7 Sportback's 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 produces a respectable 591 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, which is sent to all four wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission.