Mansory Gronos Is The Bumblebee Of Mercedes-Benz G-Classes

The Mansory Gronos may not be the tuning company’s fastest model but it could be Mansory’s most colorful G 63 this month.

Unveiled through a series of photos shared to social media, the Gronos will be limited to just 10 examples, each of which will be painted in a bright shade of matte yellow. This yellow paint scheme, combined with various carbon fiber parts and the overall boxy design of the G-Class, makes the off-roader look like a life-size piece of Lego.

The Gronos has been equipped with a complex bodykit from Mansory that includes an all-new front fascia with a unique bumper, grille, arches, and an aggressive new hood. The tuner has also equipped the G 63 with a unique set of wheels, roof-mounted driving lights, and tweaked the rear end with the fitment of a new bumper, wing, and carbon fiber spare wheel cover.

Mansory has continued to yellow and black theme into the cabin, wrapping virtually every interior surface in plush yellow or black leather, including the seats, door panels, steering wheel, dashboard, and floor mats. Flakes of gold are also found throughout, including on the steering wheel, and transmission tunnel.

Each of the 10 Mansory Gronos models heading to the production line also benefit from some performance modification that see the 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 boosted to 850 hp and 738 lb-ft (1,000 Nm) of torque. These increased figures all the G 63 to hit 60 mph (96 km/h) in just 3.5 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph (250 km/h).