Mansory Grand Entree G 63 Gains Suicide Rear Doors

Mansory has revealed its Grand Entree conversion of the Mercedes-AMG G 63, a familiar canvas for the German tuner now distinguished by rear suicide doors that Mercedes does not offer from the factory. The conversion, shown on Instagram account @_kourosh_mansory and reported by Cristian Gnaticov on 5 Oct 2026, pairs the unusual door treatment with a full widebody and extensive bespoke trim.

The project is notable for both its styling and its powertrain upgrades. Mansory says the conversion boosts the AMG V8 to 809 brake horsepower (820 PS/603 kW) and 848 lb-ft (1,150 Nm) of torque, trimming the 0-62 mph (0-100 kph) time to 4.0 seconds. For comparison, a standard Mercedes-AMG G 63 produces 577 bhp (585 ps/430 kW) and 627 lb-ft (850 Nm) and covers 0-62 mph in 4.3 seconds, according to factory figures.

Visually the Grand Entree expands the G-Wagen with vented fender flares and aftermarket panels across the front fenders, doors and rear three-quarter sections, plus new side skirts and a redesigned hood. The grille carries Mansory branding while the front bumper has revised intakes and additional daytime running lights; a roof-mounted light attachment sits above the windshield. Mirrors are replaced, the rear bumper incorporates a lower diffuser with side blades, and Mansory has added a rear wing and a customised spare-wheel carrier. The tuner also fits an extra pair of taillights, a detail it has used on previous G 63 conversions.

The exterior finishes mix forged-carbon-look lower panels with a silver upper section, tied together by teal accents that reappear on the 24-inch aftermarket alloys. Inside, Mansory covers nearly every surface with a minty teal treatment: seats, dashboard panel, door cards, centre console, pillars and headliner. The cabin features black contrast piping, a starry-sky headliner, a backlit Mansory logo on the headliner and Mansory embroidery on headrests, seatbelts and the steering wheel. An overhead console relocates the start button, and Mansory supplies new trim pieces, pedal caps and floor mats.

Power and production

Mansory cites the 809 bhp (820 PS/603 kW) output and 848 lb-ft (1,150 Nm) torque figure as key upgrades that cut the G 63s 0-62 mph time to 4.0 seconds. The company also confirms the Grand Entree is limited to eight examples. Details on pricing and wider availability had not been released at the time of publication.

Photographs and details were posted to Instagram by @_kourosh_mansory; the conversion was covered by Cristian Gnaticov on 5 Oct 2026.