The Mercedes-AMG G63 from Brabus received a 4×4² power boost and now accelerates to 100 km/h in less than 4 seconds. The interior of the SUV is trimmed with expensive leather, Alcantara and carbon fiber.
The new Mercedes-AMG G63 4×4² has just gone on sale and has been completed by Brabus. The crazy off-road version of Gelendvagen just got even more extreme. Details of the car appeared on Brabus’ official website.
The new Brabus B40 (which was the name of the tuned Mercedes G63 4×4²) can be recognized by a modified radiator grille and a carbon fiber hood with air intakes. The fender flares and roof deflector are also made of carbon fiber. In addition, special 22-inch wheels with all-terrain tires are installed.
Salon Mercedes G-Class dragged expensive perforated leather and Alcantara in the interior and carbon fiber. Optionally, for an additional fee, you can choose two separate rear seats with electric drive, ventilation and massage.
Tuning Gelendvagen also affected the engine. There are two versions of the model to choose from: On the B40-700, the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8’s output has been increased to 700 hp. With. and 950 N∙m, and on the B40S-800 – up to 800 liters. With. and 1000 N∙m. In both cases, acceleration to 100 km/h takes less than 4 seconds.
At the same time, the Brabus G-Class retains its excellent off-road characteristics. The car maintains portal axles and a ground clearance of 351mm, so it can handle 45-degree climbs and 90cm-deep passages.
Previously Focus Mercedes-Benz reports that on the basis of the G-Class they have created an extreme pickup truck for harsh conditions.
We also wrote that Gelendvagen was turned into a non-standard art object for London Fashion Week.
Source: Focus
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