Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 4×4²

The sturdy platform and iconic styling of the G-Class leave much room for experimentation, and Mercedes-AMG's G63 4x4 Squared builds upon the already capable G63 to become an even more outrageous off-roader.

What truly sets the 4x4 Squared apart from its G-Class brethren is the extensive use of carbon fiber. Unlike the standard G-Class, which already exudes luxury and robustness, the 4x4 Squared takes things up a notch. The carbon fiber components aren't just for show; they play a pivotal role in reducing weight while enhancing durability. This advanced material finds its way into various parts of the vehicle, reinforcing its structural integrity and contributing to better overall performance.

Besides requiring more effort to climb into, the interior of the Mercedes-AMG G63 4x4 Squared is a typical G-Class. Although luxurious and packed with features, the squared-off dashboard has an old-school look and still uses the previous controller for the infotainment system, which feels a generation behind the latest MBUX system. The well-finished interior is quite comfortable, including leather upholstery and power-adjustable front seats

One of the standout features of the 4x4 Squared is its exceptional off-road capabilities. With a lifted suspension, an advanced four-wheel-drive system, and a chassis engineered for conquering challenging terrain, this Mercedes-Benz is ready to take on any adventure you throw its way. Whether you're navigating rocky trails, wading through water crossings, or tackling steep inclines, the 4x4 Squared delivers unmatched performance and control.

Mercedes does not offer a configurator for the AMG G63 4x4 Squared - at least not publically - so a complete list of customization options is hard to come by. As standard, the SUV comes with an instrument panel wrapped in Nappa leather and the Superior Line interior treatment. Leather upholstery with classy stitching forms part of this, and there are enough bright elements to break up the dark color scheme, if that's what you go for, but lighter interior colors are available.

Ahead of the driver are dual 12.3-inch displays using the older Mercedes COMAND system. The center screen isn't touch-responsive, so a physical controller lower down must be used to navigate the various menus. Fortunately, it comes with all the essential connectivity goodies like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, live traffic updates, and navigation. Audio inside the 4x4 Squared is delivered via a Burmester surround sound system.

Source: Carbuzz