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This is the Brabus 900 Rocket Edition, a supercharged Mercedes-AMG G63
This Brabus takes the already powerful Mercedes-AMG G63 and turns it into a more powerful, visually striking version that is more appealing to anyone looking for thrills.

Off-road enthusiasts often see the Mercedes-Benz G63 as one of their benchmark models, but sometimes even that is not enough. So Brabus has got to work and created a variant of this model that makes it even more extreme and more intense. It is called the Brabus 900 Rocket Edition and leaves the model it is based on far behind.
This special Brabus edition will be limited to 30 units, so very few people will be able to sit behind the wheel of a beast built to tackle any terrain. In addition, the level of personalisation will be so high that no two units will be alike. Each buyer will be able to choose from a very wide catalogue of customisable elements and make their vehicle entirely to their own taste.

The exterior features a design adapted by Brabus engineers, which adds carbon fibre elements that reinforce the model’s striking look. The bodywork is finished in Stealth Gray paint, although it is also available in Signature Black.
At the rear, there is a carbon fibre rear spoiler designed specifically for this model, while the front stands out even more thanks to the illuminated frame of the front grille. This includes the BRABUS emblem, also illuminated, which reinforces the image of the front end of a model that turns heads both by day and by night.
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BRABUS 900 ROCKET EDITION
The 24-inch wheels, fitted with high-performance tyres, demonstrate its ability to move freely over the steepest and most difficult terrain.
But where the Brabus specialists have really excelled is in the engine. Under the bonnet we find a Brabus Rocket 900 twin-turbo V8 engine, which delivers the 900 CV promised by its name and a maximum torque of 1,250 Nm. That said, this torque is limited to 1,050 Nm to protect the transmission system.
Top speed is limited to 249 km/h, with acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds.
Interior to match the powerful exterior
The cabin follows the style seen on the outside, with elements that mark the exclusivity of the model along with the elegance and comfort expected in a vehicle of this kind. The Brabus Masterpiece design sets the tone, and there are several decorative elements made of carbon fibre fitted to the dashboard, the centre console and the door panels.
For its part, the seats, the door padding and the floors of the passenger and luggage areas are covered in the Brabus Shell pattern, which gives it an elegant and luxurious touch. The four doors feature the illuminated Brabus emblem in the frame, which works in combination with the cabin’s ambient lighting.
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