The Sky is the Limit For What Mansory Imagines as Car of the Future

Prominent for ostentatious and extravagant modifications of existing high-end monikers, Mansory has garnered a reputation for delivering products that follow the ‘sky is the limit’ mantra but their latest project is actually destined for the sky.

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Mansory has now taken a leap into the fantastical with digital renderings of a flying hypercar, offering a glimpse into their visionary take on the future of the automotive industry.

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This unnamed model combines elements reminiscent of various supercars, with influences from Ferrari Enzo in the headlights, Ferrari F50 and Pagani Huayra in the vented bonnet, a touch of McLaren in the greenhouse, and avant-garde aero details akin to a limited-production Lamborghini. If you look hard enough, you will likely find inspiration from all of the favourite hypercar makers. Upon further inspection, it becomes apparent that this model isn’t particularly conventional.

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Distinguished by the absence of wheels and winglets adorning the lower body, the Mansory creation boasts a unique levitating capability, although purely for visual impact, recognizing the impracticality of true flying cars within current physics constraints. This imaginative project underscores Mansory’s commitment to modifying vehicles, or perhaps even flying cars, in the distant future, emphasizing their belief in the enduring desire for customized refinement, even as the automotive landscape evolves.

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While concerns about futuristic powertrains and winged exotic cars may arise, the real challenge lies in the inevitable ascent of autonomous technology, poised to enhance road safety through AI wizardry. Yet, the cherished thrill of manual driving is predicted to persist, finding refuge on racetracks or in cutting-edge simulators.

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