Tuning: Two Mercedes-AMG G63s go through Brabus' hands, and this is the result
Brabus Black Ops 800 and Brabus Shadow 800 are the names of the two Mercedes-AMG G63s that have been through Brabus’ hands.
Two Mercedes-AMG G63s go through Brabus’ hands, and this is the incredible result. Both units of the limited-edition Mercedes-AMG G63 are powered by the same 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine.
The vehicles from the Star brand modified by Brabus have been named Brabus Black Ops 800 and Brabus Shadow 800. Each one features an engine producing 800 CV and a maximum torque of 1,000 Nm. They are available in a limited edition of just 10 units per version.
The price of the Brabus Black Ops 800 starts at 275,055 euros, while the Brabus Shadow 800 costs just under 327,621 euros.

Brabus Black Ops 800
The Brabus Black Ops 800 made its public debut on the island of Sylt in the North Sea, as part of the Brabus VIP Summer Tour 2019. It has been designed with a gloss black finish, with red body elements and wheel spokes that match the interior details.
Responsible for the wide stance is the Brabus Widestar kit, which adds a total width of 10 centimetres. It consists of additional wheel arches, new front and rear fascias, two red struts on the radiator grille, a bonnet and additional LED lighting units.

It rides on Brabus Monoblock F’Black Platinum Special Edition forged wheels measuring 23 inches, featuring a Black Platinum badge on the outer flange. Inside, a special badge indicating the limited-edition number is located on the passenger-side grab handle.
The interiors are dark grey with black elements, with red contrast stitching and piping. In terms of performance, it features a 4.0-litre V8 with 800 CV, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds. Its top speed is electronically limited to 240 km/h.
Brabus Shadow 800
The Brabus Shadow 800 will be presented at the Top Marques Monaco alongside the tuner’s latest exclusive yacht, which actually inspired the exterior colour scheme of the limited-edition SUV.

It comes with a special Gunmetal Grey paint finish, gloss black Widestar fender flares and carbon fibre elements, plus the same wheels as the Brabus Black Ops 800. Inside, there is a combination of black, light grey and red leather, not to mention Alcantara, along with selected exposed carbon elements.
“A good example of the quality of the upholstery work at Brabus is the central section of each seat. The Light Shadow Grey leather features quilted squares applied with millimetre precision. Combined with the perforations and the red backrest underneath, this creates a discreet yet striking appearance.”
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