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  • Mercedes-Benz GLS63 AMG

    Mercedes-AMG is improving the GLS 63 4MATIC+ and enhancing its standard features. They’re making the GLS 63 the leader of the AMG SUV family with better on-road driving performance and exclusive equipment.

    The newly designed LED rear light signature sets the new model apart visually. Two new colours – MANUFAKTUR alpine grey non-metallic and sodalite blue metallic – have been added to the range of paint finishes. The AMG emblem now replaces the Mercedes star in the front section, emphasising brand affinity. The sportiness is highlighted with red brake callipers. The vehicle plays an AMG-specific light animation when the front doors are opened, thanks to a new logo projector. Wheel options range from the standard 21-inch ten-spoke light-alloy wheel to 22 and 23-inch forged wheels.

    New highlights in the interior

    The interior of the new Mercedes-AMG GLS has AMG seats and Exclusive nappa leather upholstery on the instrument panel. The Bahia brown/black or macchiato beige/black colour scheme is new. Glossy brown lime wood is now available as an option for interior trim. There’s also a new MANUFAKTUR glossy black piano lacquer with flowing decorative lines available upon request. The latest generation of MBUX is featured, including AMG-specific screen design and functions for a more immersive brand experience.

    Significantly more extensive standard equipment

    The new model has more extensive standard equipment than its already lavishly equipped predecessor. This includes an electric panoramic sliding sunroof, heated and climatised front seats, Adaptive High Beam Assist and Smartphone Integration. The AMG Performance exhaust system, Burmester® sound system, Memory package, 360-degree Parking Pilot, KEYLESS-GO package, and Blind Spot Assist are also included.

    The new model features the latest generation of the AMG Performance steering wheel. The brilliant displays and intuitive operating logic of the round AMG steering wheel buttons allow for controlling important driving functions and all drive programs without taking hands off the steering wheel. The steering wheel rim has the option to be heated and is available in a carbon-fibre look.

    Customers can expect special equipment features such as the MBUX Augmented Reality function, MULTIBEAM LED headlamps, and the AMG Driver’s package. Additionally, the AIR BALANCE package, multicontour front seats, and head-up display are included. Standard features also include the MBUX Interior Assistant and temperature-controlled cup holders.

    The GLS 63 is powered by the proven AMG 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine, which produces 450 kW (612 hp). The engine has been electrified with a 48-volt auxiliary on-board electrical system and the integrated starter alternator (ISG) with Boost function. The twin-scroll turbochargers are located between the cylinder heads for better response, delivering explosive power with finely controlled output. Also, the cylinder shutoff system significantly reduces consumption when less power is needed.

    The V8 engine is equipped with an integrated starter alternator (ISG) and a 48-volt on-board electrical system. The ISG is a powerful electric motor that combines a starter and alternator and is positioned between the engine and transmission. It also has hybrid capabilities, such as boosting, recuperation, load point shifting, gliding, and seamless engine restarting with the start/stop function.

    Active roll stabilisation with new configuration

    The GLS 63 has an AMG RIDE CONTROL+ suspension with adaptive adjustable damping as standard equipment. AMG ACTIVE RIDE CONTROL is an active roll stabilisation system that uses two electro-mechanical actuators at the front and rear axle. This system reduces body roll while cornering and improves precision when entering bends. It also enhances driving comfort on uneven roads.

    The roll stabilisation and air suspension receive a software update and new setup as part of the facelift. This increases the spread between dynamic handling and comfort. The software is fine-tuned for the configuration of ESP®, the electronically controlled rear-axle locking differential, the fully variable AMG Performance 4MATIC+ all-wheel drive, and the suspension control system to deliver a dynamic and superior driving experience.

    Technical data at a glance

    Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 4MATIC+
    Engine 4.0-litre V8 with twin-scroll turbochargers and ISG
    Displacement cc 3982
    Rated output kW/hp 450/612+ 16 kW/22 hp (ISG)
    at rpm 5750-6500
    Rated torque Nm 850 + 250 (ISG)
    at rpm 2500–4500
    Drive system AMG Performance 4MATIC+ all-wheel drive with fully variable torque distribution
    Transmission AMG SPEEDSHIFT TCT 9G
    Combined fuel consumption l/100 km 13.2-12.8[5]
    Combined CO2 emissions g/km 298-289[5]
    Acceleration 0-100 km/h s 4.2
    Top speed[6] km/h 280
  • Mercedes-Benz Mercedes GLS 63 AMG

    2020 Wheelsandmore Mercedes GLS 63 AMG - Front Angle

    Performance

    And this is exactly where the inclined customer faces the agony of choice between the four different possibilities of performance increase: Stage 1 already tickles 700 HP and 950 Nm torque out of the engine. Anyway stage 2 is everything but shabby: 800 HP and 1040 Nm and by applying stage 3 the power scale climbs up to 860 hp and 1150 Nm. Nevertheless, stage 4 outshines everything and catapults the power output to a breathtaking 920 hp and 1050 Nm.

    Stage1:

    Using software optimization or an easy-to-install plug-and-play tuning module, Wheelsandmore generates 700 or. 710hp and with vehement 950 or. 1000nm of torque.
    The prices for the respective upgrade is about EUR 2,577 for software optimization and EUR 3.282 for the additional electronic control unit Tec-Tronic incl. 2 years guarantee on motor and drive.

    Stage 2:

    In addition to the customized software, the manufacturer uses throughput-optimized downpipes with sports catalysts and revised series turbochargers in exchange. These measures result in a total of 800hp engine power and maximum 1040nm of torque. The V-Max will be unlocked, so that the vehicle can theoretically drive over 320 km/h depending on the tire approval.

    Price for stage 2 including assembly is about: 17.240 EURO

    Stage 3:

    The CPC control unit is also modified and twin scroll turbochargers as well as reinforced wastegates elicit the 4 liter capacity of 860hp, which consequently increases the transmission mechanically up to max. 1150nm.

    The tuner offers stage 3 at a price of 31,895 euros including installation.

    Stage 4:

    Without opening the engine, increasing the displacement and working with forged components, the possibilities of a stable modification of the AMG engine ended at 920hp and also 1150nm. Responsible for the additional power of 60 horses are again modified turbochargers, which, in line with high-performance fuel pumps and the appropriate software, lead to a conversion price of EUR 43.102 to be paid at the exclusive tuner Wheelsandmore.

    24 inch wheels and tires for Mercedes GLS63 Class X 167

    From the outside, the modified SUV hardly gives an idea of what performance it is capable of. The only, but noticeable, feature is the G-Logic type alloy wheels, which completely fill the wheel arches in all directions. The wheel-tire combination consists of wheelsandmore rims type G-Logic in the dimension 10,5×24 inch with tires in 295/35-24 and 12.5×24 rims with 335/30-24 tires can be fitted on the rear axle. Or all around 10.5×24 with 295/30-24. Surface and color are made exactly according to the customer’s request, thereby all colors with code and RAL colors are possible. Special requests such as manufacturer’s logo on the wheel hub caps, own brand milling or engraving, as well as color accentuating outlines are most welcome at wheelsandmore.

    A lowering is currently still under development.

    Exhaust system

    Finally, the stainless steel exhaust system with its sporty, sonorous and unmistakable typical sound should be mentioned. Nothing is as emotionally decisive for the character and perception of a German sports car as the sound of an exhaust system.