The Mansory carbon trunk cover for the Ferrari F8 Tributo addresses an area most owners overlook until they open it: the front frunk. Because the F8 is a true mid-engine car with the 3.9-litre F154 V8 BiTurbo sitting behind the cabin, the only luggage compartment is up front under the bonnet, and Mansory replaces the OEM lining with a tailored carbon panel that turns a utilitarian space into a finished extension of the body kit. This part sits within the broader Mansory Carbon Fiber Body kit set for Ferrari F8 Tributo programme as a detail-level upgrade that complements the bumpers, bonnet and rear elements while staying invisible to passers-by but theatrical the moment the frunk lid lifts. It suits owners who treat their car as a complete object, including the parts only they will see day to day.
The cover is built from aerospace-grade pre-preg carbon fibre, autoclave-cured under heat and pressure to extract every void and produce a panel whose stiffness and surface clarity exceed what wet-lay or vacuum-only processes can deliver. The substrate is shaped over a CAD-derived buck taken from the F8's frunk geometry, then trimmed on a five-axis router so mounting holes, lock cut-out and seal channel land exactly where the OEM lining sits. Mansory applies a UV-stable clear topcoat, hand-flatted between flash layers, to hold weave depth without yellowing under repeated sun exposure when the frunk is open at events.
Visually the trunk cover is the second act of opening the F8 at a meet. The bonnet rises, and instead of the soft, semi-finished factory lining the eye lands on a continuous carbon surface with the same weave cadence used across the rest of the Mansory programme. It is a small piece of theatre but a deliberate one, because everything the owner spent on exterior carbon is suddenly mirrored on the inside as well, and the car reads as fully treated rather than treated only where the public sees it.
The weave is laid so the long axis follows the centre line of the frunk, which means the eye runs naturally from the front edge of the opening back toward the firewall behind the luggage bay. If the car also wears the Mansory carbon front bonnet, the underside weave of that panel and the upper face of the trunk cover read as a paired surface when the frunk is open, and the carbon bookends the compartment cleanly. Any gloss black, satin black or chrome-delete details on the body line carry through naturally, and the cover does not interrupt the bonnet shutline because all geometry is taken from the OEM aperture.
From the rear the engine-middle-section in carbon performs a similar role over the V8 bay, so the F8 ends up with carbon at both ends of the longitudinal axis: front frunk cover ahead of the cabin, engine bay cover behind it. The two pieces together make the car feel symmetrical in the way photographers and detailers tend to register first, even though they are physically separated by the cockpit.
This trunk cover fits the Ferrari F8 Tributo Coupe and Spider produced 2019-2024. It is NOT compatible with the 488 GTB, 488 Pista or 488 Spider, and it is NOT compatible with the 296 GTB or 296 GTS, whose hybrid powertrain layout reshapes the front compartment in ways that make the F8 cover unusable. The F8 is a pure ICE car with the V8 twin-turbo behind the cabin, so the front cavity is a true frunk and the cover engineered for it relies on those exact mounting points. The OEM lock, latch mechanism and frunk struts are retained without modification, and the OEM rain seal channel is preserved so wet-weather performance is unchanged. Confirm exact frunk geometry with the installer at the moment of order, especially if the car has had any prior front-end repair work, and consult the installer if a Mansory front bonnet is also specified so the two carbon surfaces can be aligned visually before final torque-down.
Installation is straightforward for a body shop familiar with Ferrari trim work. The OEM lining is unclipped using plastic trim tools, fasteners catalogued, the new carbon cover offered up dry to verify clearances against the lock plate and hinge bosses, and then bonded or fastened using the OEM hardware paths. Total bench time is roughly two to three hours including masking and final inspection, and the work touches only the frunk interior so the body finish is never at risk. The job is fully reversible: the OEM lining stores flat, the carbon cover unfastens cleanly, and a future owner can return the car to factory specification without any sign of intermediate work. We recommend a specialist installer with documented Ferrari experience because the lock plate alignment and seal compression are easy to get wrong on a first attempt and unpleasant to discover during the next rainstorm.
The trunk cover is most effective when it does not stand alone. The natural front-end partners are the front bonnet Mansory Carbon for Ferrari F8 Tributo directly above it, the front kit Mansory Carbon for Ferrari F8 Tributo for the bumper architecture ahead of the frunk, and the engine middle section Mansory Carbon for Ferrari F8 Tributo at the rear so the carbon bookends the chassis front and back. With those three pieces in place the trunk cover becomes the inside of a continuous statement rather than a one-off detail, and the car reads as a fully Mansory-finished F8 from any angle, lid open or closed.
Care for the trunk cover is essentially the care any premium carbon panel needs, with one F8-specific note: this surface is also a luggage floor in real use. We recommend a fitted carbon-friendly mat for the base of the frunk so weekend bags, wheel chocks and tool rolls do not abrade the clear coat. Cleaning is done with pH-neutral shampoo, a soft microfibre and lukewarm water, no solvents and no abrasive pads. Occasional ceramic spray or a mild carbon-safe sealant restores depth and slows micro-marring. UV exposure is the second consideration, because owners often leave the frunk open for extended periods at meets or photo sessions; the UV-stable clear is engineered for this, but in very hot climates parking with the bonnet down between shows extends the visual life noticeably. If the panel is scuffed, repair is straightforward in a competent carbon workshop: localised flatting, fresh clear, polish, and the surface returns to as-new without panel replacement.
Mansory builds these covers on order rather than holding stock, so lead time is typically four to eight weeks from confirmed deposit, depending on the current production queue and any optional finishes such as satin, matte or contrast weave. The cover ships with a twelve-month manufacturer warranty against delamination and clear-coat defects under normal use, supported through our channel for owners who buy via Hodoor.
Q: Does the F8 Tributo have a trunk if it is mid-engine?
A: Yes, but it is up front. On a mid-engine F8 the V8 sits behind the cabin, so the luggage compartment is the frunk under the front bonnet. This carbon cover finishes that frunk space.
Q: Is the OEM lock retained?
A: Yes. The OEM latch, lock plate and frunk struts are kept and the carbon cover is engineered around them. No locking behaviour changes.
Q: Will it fit the F8 Spider as well as the Coupe?
A: Yes, both the Coupe and Spider 2019-2024 share the front frunk geometry that this cover is built for.
Q: Can I fit this to a 488 GTB or a 296 GTB?
A: No. The 488 has a different front compartment and the 296 GTB hybrid layout repackages the front cavity entirely. This cover is F8 Tributo only.
Q: How much weight is saved versus the factory lining?
A: Real-world saving is in the order of 30-45 percent of the OEM lining and trim assembly, depending on configuration and whether the foam gasket is upgraded.
Q: What if a bag scuffs the surface?
A: Light scuffs come out with carbon-safe polish. Deeper marks are flatted and re-cleared in a carbon workshop. We recommend a fitted mat to keep this rare.
Pair the trunk cover with the front bonnet, front kit and engine middle section in carbon to bookend the F8 chassis at both ends. To configure, finalise the finish or request a fitted mat, contact us on WhatsApp +44 7488 818 747 or by email at [email protected].
