Brabus has released its latest creation, the ‘1000 All Grey,’ an ultra-powerful and fully monochromatic model based on the Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance. Featuring a 4.5-litre twin-turbo V8 engine tailored to integrate with Mercedes’s plug-in hybrid system, this new iteration delivers an impressive 986 horsepower and 1,195 pound-feet of torque. The 1000 All Grey accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 3.1 seconds and reaches 124 mph in just 9.7 seconds, with an electronically limited top speed of 180 mph. Emphasizing Brabus’s signature styling, the vehicle showcases a sleek, entirely grey finish that extends across every visible surface. All-Grey AestheticsEngineered for stability at high speeds, the Brabus 1000 All Grey features a precision-tuned carbon fiber body kit to enhance aerodynamics. A newly designed front spoiler with raised flaps reduces front-end lift at high speeds, while side air intake trims optimize airflow toward the radiators and front brakes, keeping performance steady during intense driving. The rear lip spoiler and diffuser add to the aerodynamic balance, with the diffuser uniquely highlighting the four titanium and carbon tailpipes, which emit a striking red glow. In keeping with the vehicle’s monochromatic theme, Brabus has outfitted the 1000 All Grey with custom 22-inch Monoblock Z Platinum Edition wheels. These ten-spoke wheels have been crafted using CNC machining, critical for maintaining agility. The Brabus SportXtra suspension module lowers the sedan by 10mm, enhancing aerodynamics while sharpening its on-road presence. A stainless steel exhaust system, paired with a 4Matic+ all-wheel drive, complements the hybrid setup, which offers an electric range of up to 20 miles for short-distance, zero-emission driving. Heritage-Inspired CabinCrafted by hand, the interior follows exterior’s monochrome theme. Every surface, from seat upholstery to the headliner, is wrapped in breathable grey leather with matching tone-on-tone piping and stitching. Precision detailing includes Brabus’s unique Seashell Diamond quilting across the seats, center consoles, and door panels, along with embossed Double-B logos. In tribute to Brabus’s founding year, the Heritage pattern with 77 logos adorns the seat bolsters and inner door panels. High-gloss carbon fiber accents on the dashboard, steering wheel, and center console add a sporty edge, while red ambient lighting along the dashboard and door panels breaks up the grey palette. Completing the interior, Brabus aluminum pedals and illuminated entry panels round out this luxuriously finished cabin. More than Double the Base PriceOwning the Brabus 1000 All Grey requires a serious investment: priced at €559,661 (around $594,347), it’s over double the cost of the base Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance, which starts at nearly $200,000. In the UK, this high-performance model exceeds £390,000 before taxes. For those who prefer a two-tone look, Brabus offers a 1000 Bichromatic version with the same potent powertrain and a black-and-grey paint scheme, catering to buyers seeking an alternative to the monochrome styling. Source: Brabus
