Brabus modified Mercedes G63 with 800 horsepower

The German tuning company Brabus has modified the Mercedes G-Class sports car (Mercedes G63 Brabus 800) with more power and capabilities.

It is a luxurious SUV among the famous G-Class models, and it was provided with a package of interesting modifications to show that version with the latest modification.

The modified car based on the Mercedes G-Class has a powerful engine that produces 800 horsepower, and has added a lot of parts and parts made of solid and lightweight carbon fiber.

Brabus modified Mercedes G63 with 800 horsepower

It is a luxury family SUV, which combines luxurious design and high performance capabilities, in addition to external and internal modifications provided by the auto modification giant Brabus.

Mercedes G63 specifications Brabus modification

Exterior design

• The modified car appeared with a distinctive exterior look in Nardo Gray color that looks amazing in the sunlight with simple lines in sky blue and a number of different elements that give the car its own identity, most notably the air distribution grille, spoiler lip and LED headlights.
• It has a unique, eye-catching luxurious appearance, and the car is distinguished by the front components made of carbon fiber, such as the hood, the front grille frame, and the bottom of the front bumper. Overhead light sources have also been added.
• There are several distinctive side touches made of carbon fiber located above the wheel area, at the air vents, side mirror covers and door handles.
• This modified car is based on giant wheels that contain rims with a distinctive engineering and polygonal design measuring 24 inches.
• From the sides, electronic door sills were added, which open when the car is opened or closed, to facilitate climbing inside the cabin.
• It also got modifications that include many parts made of carbon fiber on the roof, the spare tire cover, the rear bumper, the rear air diffuser, as well as the rear spoiler and other places.

Interior Design

• From the inside, the car came with a luxurious, comfortable, and homogeneous cabin, dominated by navy and light blue, with touches of orange to create a wonderful atmosphere.
• And to add more luxury to the car, it got luxurious leather equipment in light blue, and Alcantara in navy.
• The leather-lined cabin has carbon fiber and aluminum surfaces, orange seat belts, stitching and other touches, with Brabus logos everywhere.
• The roof lining is also available in Alcantara that shines with bright industrial stars that evoke those in Rolls-Royce moving palaces, with the use of the finest materials between luxurious leather and carbon.
• With an IWC carbon fiber clock that increases the beauty of the cabin, a feature of gearshifts on the steering wheel and larger knobs.

Security and safety features

• In terms of safety, it comes with a range of advanced safety and driving systems that contribute to an improved level of safety, most notably emergency brake assist, emergency call system, rain sensor and lane departure warning.
• It also supports auto start/stop, traction control, traffic sign recognition, distance warning, Isofix passenger seat, fog lamp, air suspension with off-road wheels.
• The car is also equipped with a blind spot monitoring system, a 360-degree camera, smart cruise control, a tire pressure monitoring system, ABS brakes, ESP, and front and side airbags.

Mechanical specifications

• On the mechanical level, the German tuning company explained that the modified car is mechanically dependent on a 4-liter (4000 cc) V-shaped 8-cylinder petrol engine, equipped with a twin-turbocharger, that produces 800 horsepower instead of 700 horsepower in the standard G63 AMG version. , with automatic transmission, while the maximum torque is electronically stabilized 1000 Nm (737 lb-ft) at 3600 rpm.
• Performance rates have been raised to this power after the modifications made to the turbo and it comes with a fully modified exhaust, and modified air filters as well.
• Thanks to this enormous power, the car can accelerate from standstill to a speed of 62 mph (100 km/h) in just 4.1 seconds, and its electronically limited top speed reaches 240 km/h, according to official figures.