Yikes, here's what Mansory wants to do to the clean lines of your new Range Rover

Customisation outfit Mansory has released info on its new Range Rover refinement programme, which is a very polite way of saying: "Good grief, look what Mansory has done to the new Range Rover!"

With a raft of new aero addendums, carbon fibre styling flicks, a performance pack and interior accessories (or a total interior overhaul, if the mood takes you), the component switches are the epitome of complete extravagance.

Now, the new Range Rover is a car that has scored well in TG testing thanks to its exterior design, incredible cabin comfort and impressive swathe of technology. So frankly you'd think that there wouldn't be too much that Mansory could do to improve on the standard car. And you'd be right. But then, some people just love to stand out from the crowd, don't they?

Accustomed to Mansory’s usually outrageously bold revisions, the Range Rover options initially seem pretty low-key and subtle, although once you've looked closely at that carbon bonnet, the widebody arches and the HUGE 24-inch wheels, any thoughts of subtlety really will have gone out the window. And just check out that giant rear bumper and diffuser combo. The standard Range Rover's clean lines are no more.

Elsewhere Mansory offers a carbon fibre 'grille mask' to match its angry front bumper, plus there are new carbon mirror caps, side skirts, air vent covers and two rear spoilers on the decklid and the roof.

The performance packs are simple plug in items for the ECUs and can add up to 94bhp and 113lb ft of torque to your chosen Rangie's powertrain.

Inside the cabin, the upholstery can be overhauled with plush leather combos, which are apparently specced based on customer preferences. Mansory illuminated entrance panels, velour floor mats and sports pedals round off the indulgence.

Come on then folks, will Mansory's kit have you reaching for the Dubai First Royale Mastercard?