Brabus 800 Adventure XLP Superblack: exclusive, radically capable and with a very dark look

It has been some time since we last saw any news from Brabus based on the Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG, specifically since we presented the first Brabus 800 XLP Adventure, the predecessor of today’s star, which, with the same pick-up style bodywork and improved capabilities, won our hearts.

With these same ingredients, Brabus has just unveiled its new Brabus 800 Adventure XLP Superblack, a machine with no less than 800 CV of power and a truly imposing look, thanks to its dark full-black combination and its extended ride height and wheelbase, which give it a length of 5.31 metres.

Easy to tell apart

As far as its design is concerned, the new Brabus features the Brabus Widestar bodykit, giving it greater width and a more imposing bonnet and bumpers. Added to this, and as might be expected, it incorporates numerous carbon-fibre elements along its bodywork.

One of the main design highlights is its large winch mounted at the front, which can support up to 4,500 kilos, making it the perfect companion for tackling the most difficult tracks without any problem, something Brabus has placed great emphasis on, highlighting its outstanding capabilities ready for adventure.

From the side view, in addition to enormous forged Monoblock HD wheels of 22 inches, side exhaust outlets have also been fitted, responsible for emitting the roar of the powerful V8 engine under the bonnet of this beast.

Inside too, Brabus has fitted numerous exclusive elements such as a multifunction sports steering wheel trimmed in leather and carbon fibre, plenty of carbon trim on the dashboard, door panels and centre console, and seats, panels and other elements covered in leather.

Its heart and price

That said, this Brabus Superblack is fitted with a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine that develops 800 CV of power and no less than 1,000 Nm of torque, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds. Truly incredible figures considering we are dealing with a behemoth weighing almost three tonnes.

Its price is undoubtedly the only downside of this beast, since, although you may imagine it is exorbitant, it is probably even higher than you think, because it starts from 725,900 euros in Germany, a price of another dimension.