Keyvany imagines a Ferrari Purosangue dressed up in carbon fiber

The German tuner has devised an aerodynamic package for the luxurious Ferrari Purosangue. Although it’s just a bunch of 3D renderings right now, the company plans to offer it along with an engine power boost to around 1,000 horsepower.

First things first, though. At the front, the Italian SUV gets all-new bumpers, hood and side shrouds. The spoilers and side mirror covers are likewise new, and the same goes for the fender and door shapes. We suspect that Keyvany may resort to using discreet trims here instead of fabricating all-new body panels.

The whole kit is made from carbon and endows the already sporty Purosangue with an extra dose of masculinity. Aftermarket wheels and a custom set of headlights round off the styling.

In turn, the V12 under the hood is set to receive a boost from 725 PS (715 hp / 533 kW) to 980 PS (967 hp / 721 kW). The torque goes up from 715 Nm (527 lb-ft) to 1,170 Nm (863 lb-ft). The company doesn’t clarify what specific modifications are in store for the SUV.

As we understand it, Keyvany has yet to deliver its first bespoke Purosangue to a customer, but one thing is certain: if you have the money, you can get it.