Brabus reveals its tuning program for the Mercedes Class A

Brabus has unveiled its new tuning accessories, dedicated to the youngest member of the Daimler family, the Mercedes-Benz Class A. These accessories will be part of Brabus’s lineup for the upcoming Essen Motor Show, taking place in a month.

For the bodywork, a new rear spoiler and a new front deflector will be offered, whose profiles were developed and tested in a wind tunnel by Brabus engineers in Germany. Brabus will also present several new wheel designs with diameters ranging from 17 to 19 inches, the largest diameter offered for the Class A.

The suspension springs have been lowered, by approximately 25 millimetres, and have been developed for use with low-profile tyres, like those Brabus sells to equip the Class A.

Changes to the engine will be the biggest surprise Brabus has in store for Essen, as it has not yet revealed the new preparations it will show at the exhibition; as is traditional, there will be something from Brabus for every taste, for both petrol and diesel models. Only the new exhausts have been mentioned, which will have two outlets, one on each side of the vehicle.

Brabus’s interior catalogue has yet to be revealed, featuring extensive use of Alcantara and aluminium materials. From 1 December, we will be able to see everything Brabus has prepared for Essen.

Source | Brabus