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The Mercedes E63 S reaches 250 km/h, and almost without you noticing, in video
The Mercedes E63 S is one of the saloons that best represents a sporting spirit not usually associated with this range, with an engine that allows it to reach 250 km/h from a standstill in the time many models on the market cannot reach 100 km/h

The saloon that Mercedes has presented with its E63 S model is truly striking. We have been talking about this model for a while now and we can see everything it is capable of. But Mercedes wants us to be even more impressed, so it presents tests to show how it can surprise us a little more. For example, in the video you will find at the end you can discover how it reaches 250 km/h in the time other cars would take to reach 100 km/h, and they would not be able to.
The engine hidden under the bonnet of this model is a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8, which delivers 600 CV, so they say it will be the car that sets the course for high-performance saloons to follow. All that power generated by the engine is sent to all four wheels through a nine-speed automatic gearbox, which allows it to achieve an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds.

We also know that the Mercedes E63 S has its top speed limited to 250 km/h, although at the time of purchase you can choose to remove this limit. In that case, the car can reach 300 km/h, so it offers significant performance and can take to the track with ease. It is not the only thing that can make the driving experience even more appealing, since pressing the two paddle shifters next to the steering wheel disengages traction on the front axle, leaving only the rear axle to provide propulsion.
And with this we come to the video, which shows how the car behaves from a complete standstill to 250 km/h. The images show how the gear changes work and how it reaches that speed in an impressively short time. Do you want to watch it? You will see that the specifications of this impressive car are truly magnificent.
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