Mansory Unveils BMW M5 P850 Pharaohs Edition in Cairo

Mansory has unveiled a new project in Egypt based on the G9X-generation BMW M5. Dubbed the BMW M5 P850 Pharaohs Edition, the car was revealed in Cairo at the First Nile Boat by Four Seasons Hotel Cairo.

Externally, the sedan stands out with a comprehensive aerodynamic body kit. Changes include a redesigned hood, a front splitter, trims around the air intakes, wider side skirts, and an aggressive rear diffuser with six fins. A ducktail spoiler is complemented by an additional spoiler mounted above the rear window, while a center-mounted triple exhaust setup completes the rear view.

The body is finished in gloss black, with exposed carbon-fiber elements and blue accents along the lower sections. The brake calipers are also painted blue. The car rides lower than stock, suggesting suspension revisions, and the wheels feature a V-spoke design with a gloss black finish.

Inside, the cabin adopts a black-and-blue color scheme. Mansory has added its logos to the headrests, floor mats, and select trim pieces. Carbon-fiber inserts are also noticeable throughout the interior.

The P850 badge hints at the output: 850 hp, a significant bump over the standard BMW M5's hybrid system, which relies on a 4.4-liter V8. However, Mansory has not yet disclosed official acceleration and top-speed numbers.