Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63

Key Features of Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63

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  AMG Specific Rear End

  The rear end of the AMG GT stands out as one of its best angles, thanks to the quad-core exhaust system, rear diffusers, electronically adjustable spoiler, cube-style LED tail-lights, and generous use of black chrome.

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  11.9 Inch infotainment screen

  This vertical infotainment touchscreen also has a few shortcut buttons placed at the bottom of it on a clean slate. Moreover, the AC control panel doesn’t shift away from its position, and the overall interface is easy to operate, as has always been the case with MBUX. It also features AMG Track Pace, which transforms the vehicle into a race engineer by providing all the minute details about performance on the track and allowing you to improve your driving skills on closed-off tracks.

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  AMG Performance steering wheel

  Featuring a 3-spoke flat-bottomed AMG-specific steering wheel, this one also gets a drive mode selector and exhaust change toggle switch on the sides of the Mercedes logo. The left and right touch control panels, aluminium steering wheel gearshift paddles, and AMG steering wheel buttons enable the perfect connection to the vehicle.

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  21 Inch AMG Forged Alloy Wheels

  For the AMG 63 Pro trim, Mercedes uses cross-spoke design AMG alloy wheels painted in matte black, which also get carbon ceramic brakes. The lower trim features 20-inch wheels, and that too looks really good on this car. However, these ones complement the track-focused nature of the Pro trim.

Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63 Detailed Review

Design 4.5

• This is the second generation of the AMG GT, launched internationally in 2024 but we have received it now. In 2014, it was introduced first and was the second sports car developed completely by AMG. The overall shape is similar, featuring more carbon fiber and a giant grille that looks perfect for the massive Mercedes logo.
• The front end appears bolder and full of character, and there is a hint of Mercedes’ iconic car from the 1950s, the 300 SL, present in its design. That said, a lot of tech has been used here - in the air vents, electronically operated spoiler, and rear diffusers. 
• This GT 63 Pro wears 21-inch AMG forged wheels with carbon-ceramic brakes, finished in matte grey paint. Tyre profile: 295/30 R21 at the front and 305/30 R21 at the rear. 
• While the GT 63 has AMG 10-spoke light alloy wheels that accentuate the vehicle’s presence. 
• Talking about rear profile, quad core exhaust, rear diffuser, vents, and newly designed LED tail-lights in black chrome, looks stupendous. Moreover, the GT 63 Pro has a fixed spoiler, carbon fiber accents. 
• Overall, this looks more premium than the previous generation, with subtle updates that subtly influence your subconscious perception of luxury. Lastly, the car is available in a range of striking colour options - Sun Yellow Solid, High-Tech Silver, Spectral Blue, and Obsidian Black — along with exclusive Manufaktur finishes such as Patagonia Red Bright, Opalith White Bright, and Alpine Grey Solid.

 

AMG GT 63 body specifications:

Wheel Size	R 20
Seating Capacity	4 seaters

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Interior 4.5

• The interior will remind you of two things - first, its hefty price tag, and second, that this isn’t an ordinary car. The AC vents, shaped like a turbine of an airplane with ambient lights, look ecstatic and super unique. 
• It's a perfect concoction of luxury and functionality, with leather, Alcantara, carbon fiber, and large screens present.
• For the first time ever, the GT gets a 4-seat configuration in the base trim, available as an option. With the 2+2 seating configuration, the boot space remains 321 L, but after folding down the second-row seats, it expands to 675 L. An important thing to note is that this flexibility is only available with the 2+2 seating setup, not with the regular 2-seat AMG configuration.
• A driver focused digital cockpit with 12.3 Inch digital instrument cluster, 11.9 Inch vertical touchscreen infotainment, steering wheel with touch control buttons, and ventilated seats with memory function.
• The infotainment touchscreen features AMG Track Pack, which provides you all the details of lap time, and acts as a race engineer.

 

Powertrain 5

• A handbuilt 4.0L twin-turbo V8 is mated to a 9-speed automatic gearbox that sends power to all four wheels. Talking about figures - in the first variant, the AMG 63 - power is 585 hp and torque is 800 Nm. According to Mercedes, it will do 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds, and its top speed is 312 km/h. 
• The second variant - GT 63 Pro with the same engine features more power - 612 hp and 850 Nm of torque, and its top speed is 317 km/h. As this is a more track focused variant, hence all this tuning of the engine.
• Other details include AMG Active Ride Control, in which the vehicle doesn’t lose stability at high speeds, plus body roll isn’t felt while taking sharp turns, as this car uses an active hydraulic system. Moreover, this car is incorporated with 4-wheel steering and a rear limited-slip differential. 

 

AMG GT 63 engine specifications:

Transmission	Automatic
Engine	3998 cc
Power	577 bhp
Torque	800 Nm
Drive Train	AWD

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• Mercedes-Benz GT 63 Launched in India: Top Highlights Here

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  Publish date : 23 June 2025

  

Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63 Colours

• selenite grey
• high - tech silver
• sun yellow solid
• spectral blue
• obsidian black
• green hell magno
• opalite white bright
• alpine grey solid
• patagonia red bright
• hyper blue magno
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