Keyvany Wants to Build the Wildest Ferrari Purosangue yet with Almost 1,000 Horsepower

Ferrari Purosangue owners already have more than a few tuning options for their hyper SUV, but there’s always room for more. Wanting to stand out from the tuning crowd, German tuner Keyvany previewed an extensive carbon fiber body kit for Maranello’s only five-door, said to be mated to a supercharged V12.

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Keyvany released a series of renderings of the “Keypuro” project on social media to attract the attention of Ferrari owners. The body kit transforms the Purosangue into a mean-looking thing, with a generous amount of exposed carbon fiber around the bodywork.

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At the front, the redesigned bumper has larger inlets without sacrificing the typical Ferrari “smile”. These are combined with a more aggressive double-decker splitter, also in an exposed carbon fiber look. The numerous ventilation slots on the bonnet create a stronger 3D effect, while the headlight extensions are reminiscent of the low-slung previous models FF and GTC4 Lusso.

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The profile has been enhanced with a new set of alloy wheels surrounded by carbon fiber fender flares. More importantly, the wider side skirts are connected by a new line at the bottom of the body that extends to the front doors.

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On the back, the new diffuser is a lot busier than the original unit, although we’re not sure if all of those slats are functional. The same applies to the additional ventilation slots on the rear bumper and the fenders. Finally, the Purosangue received a larger wing and a second spoiler between the LED taillights.

Some specs have been added to the preview renders that suggest Keyvany wants to combine the eye-catching visuals with extensive mechanical improvements. The 6.5-liter V12 is tuned to produce up to 967 hp (721 kW / 980 hp) and 1,170 Nm (863 lb-ft) of torque, a significant increase over the 715 hp (533 kW / 725 hp) in Maranello. and 715 Nm (528 lb-ft).

Keyvany has not provided any information on the cost and availability of the body kit or upgraded interior parts. Therefore, it remains to be seen whether Purosangue owners will be willing to drastically change the appearance of their Ferrari to make this wild project a reality.

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