The 'Collector's Edition' of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 has been released to the Indian market with an ex-showroom cost of ₹4.3 crore. The Collector's Edition will only have 30 units. The new model, according to the manufacturer, embodies the spirit of India and takes its cues from the Indian monsoon. Deliveries will start by the end of this year, and reservations are currently being accepted. It's critical to remember that only Mercedes-Benz's most affluent clients will have access to the G 63 Collector's Edition.

What is the power source for the Mercedes-AMG G 63 Collector's Edition?

The special edition has not undergone any mechanical modifications from the high-end producer. It still has the same 4.0-liter bi-turbo V8 gasoline engine with 48V mild-hybrid support. It produces a maximum power of 585 bhp and a peak torque of 850 Nm. The Integrated Starter Generator adds 20 bhp and 200 Nm. The 9-speed transmission that sends power to all four wheels is still in use.

What modifications have been made to the Mercedes-AMG G 63 Collector's Edition?

With two specially chosen Manufaktur paint finishes, this special edition honors the Indian monsoon. Red Magno, which is influenced by the iron-tinged soil prevalent in different parts of India, is the first, while Mid Green Magno takes its visual cues from the brilliant flora that blooms throughout the monsoon season. The Indian market is the only place where you can find both of these color choices, which were created just for this edition.

The "One of Thirty" badge on the spare wheel cover of the G 63 Collector's Edition emphasizes its exclusivity by highlighting the limited manufacturing run, with only 30 pieces being produced. a unique side protection strip that reads "Collector's Edition," along with a gold-finished AMG-spec 22-inch alloy wheel configuration.