Is The Masonry Gronos 4x4 Squared The Most Insane G-Class Ever?

Hailing from Brand, Germany, Mansory, known for its bold automotive modifications, has once again pushed boundaries with its reimagining of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 4x4, creating a vehicle that's nothing short of extraordinary.

Despite its vintage appeal, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class remains a force to be reckoned with. This summer saw the debut of the G 63 Grand Edition alongside the G 500 Final Edition, generating a buzz in the automotive community. However, it's the compact G-Class that's stealing the spotlight, swiftly transitioning from speculation to confirmed reality under the guidance of Mercedes' CEO, Ola Kallenius.

Enter the Mansory Gronos 4x4 Sqaured, an exclusive, handcrafted iteration of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 Squared, expanding upon their existing Gronos lineup. This latest version packs a powerful punch, boosting output from 577-horsepower to a staggering 850-horsepower, accompanied by an earth-shaking 1000Nm of torque. This insane G-Class rides on Mansory's FD.15 wheels, boasting a 22-inch size and wrapped in specially designed off-road tires (measuring 325/55R22), this beast commands attention.

Inside, a lavish leather-clad cockpit features a distinctive start/stop switch on the roof and a personalised rear centre console, complementing the new single-seat system at the rear.

Externally, the Gronos exhibits Mansory's signature audacious styling, with an eye-catching aerodynamic kit and various conspicuous enhancements, ensuring it stands out in any setting. Carbon fibre accents make their mark, adding to the vehicle's allure. Pricing remains a variable due to the bespoke nature of each example.

The subdued dark grey exterior, coupled with exposed carbon fibre elements, offers a comparatively restrained aesthetic. Meanwhile, the cabin, with its contrasting white and rich blue tones, interspersed with additional carbon fibre detailing, exudes a dynamic energy. Ultimately, the Mansory Gronos 4x4 Sqaured is a testament to the brand's unapologetic creativity, where opinions on its bold design are subjective and individual. Who wants one? Definitely us.