Mansory wasted no time revamping the RS Q8’s front fascia with a fully blacked-out grille and carbon fiber Audi rings. The bumper now hosts new vents and LED daytime lights, surrounded by exaggerated carbon touches that make it hard to ignore. On the sides, custom yellow and black wheels, flared fenders, and aggressive side skirts make the SUV look like it is breaking speed limits while parked.

In the rear, two spoilers crown the roofline, along with a new diffuser and a bizarre triple exhaust setup that replaces the RS Q8’s original quad pipes. Mansory’s logos are scattered around as reminders of who unleashed this visual riot.

Step inside and you are greeted with a shockwave of bright yellow leather. Mansory covered nearly every visible surface in the same bold shade, including the seats, dashboard, door panels, steering wheel, pillars, and even the floor mats. While this high contrast color scheme might feel luxurious at first glance, it turns into a cleaning nightmare the moment any mud finds its way inside.

Still, the goal here is not practicality. It is a pure statement. And nothing says you live loud like an SUV interior dressed head to toe in yellow leather.

In stock form, the RS Q8 delivers 632 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque. Mansory, however, was not content with that. They installed bigger turbochargers, recalibrated pressure sensors, added a performance air filter, upgraded cooling systems, installed a revised ECU, and deleted the catalytic converters for maximum output.

The final numbers? A mind-bending 986 horsepower and 1,250 Nm of torque. These are supercar levels of performance in a luxury SUV shell. While the price has not been officially announced, the cost of owning this much insanity on wheels will likely match its wild personality.