Mercedes-AMG S 63 E PERFORMANCE by Mansory: radicalism meets luxury

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is undoubtedly one of the most luxurious and comfortable models for travel, thanks to its endless equipment, ride comfort and exquisite attention to detail. However, Mansory has wanted to go a step further, following the style it has already accustomed us to, by presenting a version based on the AMG S 63 E Performance covered in carbon fibre, with numerous and highly radical body additions and an improved performance package.

Starting with its design, and specifically its front end, Mansory has left no part of the car untouched by its modifications, perfecting the aerodynamics of the whole with a new front bumper featuring large air intakes channelled by carbon fibre elements, a new grille that replaces the star emblem with the Mansory one, a new bonnet, also in carbon, with two cooling vents, and an eye-catching splitter bearing the tuner’s signature at both ends.

Not exactly subtle

In contrast with the dark matt grey of its bodywork, the Mansory S 63 features aerodynamic-looking mirror housings in carbon fibre, front wing mouldings resembling gill slits, carbon side skirts and forged alloy wheels measuring 22 inches, finished in black, with tyres sized 265/30 R22 at the front and 305/25 R22 at the rear.

At the rear, Mansory’s luxurious and sporty saloon features Mercedes-Benz’s advanced LED tail lights, four round exhaust outlets, a large and aggressive rear diffuser, and two small spoilers on the boot lid and the upper part of the rear window, again in carbon fibre.

Interior and performance taken a step further

Inside, Mansory has also added its characteristic touch, allowing its new owners to personalise the cabin to the highest level and incorporating numerous carbon fibre inserts, a sporty leather and carbon steering wheel, aluminium pedals, and floor mats and seats bearing the Mansory logo.

As for the mechanical side, the tuner has raised the S 63 to an incredible 880 CV of power and 1,490 Nm of torque, which allow it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 320 km/h.