Does This Ferrari Pursoangue By Carlex Make You Green With Envy?

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Whatever your opinion on the Ferrari Purosangue, with order books at capacity until at least 2026, there’s little doubt that the V12 crossover SUV has proved to be a hit with the automaker’s elite clientele.

But perhaps you’re waiting for the delivery of your brand-new +$400,000 Ferrari, and yet you think the outward appearance is just a bit too tame (or perhaps Prius-like). Well, then, you’re in luck because Carlex Design has unveiled its latest concept featuring extensive exterior and interior modifications.

Starting with the Polish tuner’s speciality, the interior has been given a through makeover. The Carlex Design-modified Ferrari Purosangue features seat re-trimmed in a combination of white and green leather, which is perforated for that added touch of distinctiveness.

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The white and green theme continues throughout the interior. The dashboard features a large swathe of green Alcantara on top, while the steering wheel has been wrapped in leather with green accents. Carlex also says they’ve gone one step further than the factory, enhancing the interior with leather lacing applied to the seats and door panels for a touch of artistry and craftsmanship.

The exterior of the Purosangue concept follows the theme set before it by other Carlex creations, once again embracing the company’s liberal use of green. The result is a two-tone paint job, with brushed silver occupying the lower half of the body. The brushed effect of the paintwork mimics that seen on Carlex Design’s Lamborghini Urus, with the paint applied with a hand-brush effect. The silver and green meet at the car’s waistline, forming an overlapping racing stripe, while further green accents are found on the lower front quarter.

Finally, the Carlex Design Ferrari Purosangue concept is adorned with a set of muti-spoke alloy wheels. They feature a large Carlex logo complemented by green centers.

So did Carlex do justice to the Purosague, or is it just a little too OTT for your liking? Let us know in the comments below.