KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The Collector's Edition will take inspiration from and pay tribute to Indian themes and aesthetics.
- This is the first time Mercedes-Benz will do an India-inspired Collector's Edition car.
- We can expect bespoke colour schemes, alloy rims, and bespoke interior themes.
The Mercedes-AMG G 63 is set to be offered in a Collector's Edition version, which will be launched on June 12. This is the first time that the German car maker is doing an India-inspired Collector's Edition car, and it will be highly exclusive, thus further increasing its appeal.
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Mercedes-AMG G 63 Collector's Edition; Details
The G 63 Collector's Edition has been developed jointly by Mercedes-Benz India and the Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India team. This is the first time that the German car maker will do an India-inspired Collector's Edition model, and as such, the car will take inspiration from Indian themes. We can expect bespoke body colours, exterior enhancements and interior theme inspired by Indian tapestry.
The car maker has not shared any other specific details about the upcoming Collector's Edition G 63, and given that the G 63 continues to be quite popular in its segment, we can expect customers to lap up the upcoming Collector's Editon, given how exclusive it is going to be.
However, we can expect the G 63 to remain unchanged mechanically, featuring the same he 4.0-litre V8, twin-turbo petrol powertrain, producing 576bhp and 850Nm of torque, while paired to a 9-speed automatic transmission. The powertrain receives a 48V electrical system with an intelligent starter-generator system providing an extra 20.1bhp. It also continues to receive the 4MATIC all-wheel drive system. Other things include launch control, AMG active ride control suspension, with active hydraulic roll stabilization and adaptive adjustable damping.
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Verdict
The fact that Mercedes-Benz is doing an India-inspired Collector's Edition for the first time suggests that the car maker is keen on trying India-specific stuff on its global cars every now and then, further showcasing its commitment to the Indian market.
