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Mansory reveals Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Sahara Edition at €770,000

The Mansory-tuned G63 AMG Sahara Edition features a camouflage finish, carbon fibre body kit, and an 828hp engine, with a price tag far above the standard model.

By Chris Wilson Updated
Boxy SUV with a matte tan and brown camouflage pattern, blacked-out grille, large black wheels and tinted windows on a city street
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Mansory has launched the Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Sahara Edition, a heavily modified version of the G-Class SUV, priced at €770,000. The Sahara Edition stands out with its army camouflage paintwork and a bespoke carbon fibre body kit, pushing the already distinctive G63 AMG into even more exclusive territory.

Performance and engineering upgrades

Under the bonnet, Mansory has taken the standard 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8 and boosted its output from 536hp (400kW) and 760Nm to an enormous 828hp (618kW) and a capped 1,000Nm of torque. These figures put the Sahara Edition well beyond the standard G63 AMG and position it among the most powerful SUVs available from a tuning house. The transmission and drivetrain remain based on the G63 AMG, but the performance gains are substantial.

The Sahara Edition rides on 22-inch alloy wheels with 305/35 tyres, adding to its aggressive stance. The carbon fibre body kit, unique to this model, includes custom bumpers, extended wheel arches and restyled exterior details. The camouflage finish is not just paint but part of the vehicle’s identity, aiming to attract buyers who want something even more individual than the standard AMG offering.

Interior and customisation

Inside, Mansory has matched the exterior theme with army green leather and Alcantara upholstery. The cabin features bespoke trim and detailing, continuing the military-inspired motif throughout. This level of customisation is typical of Mansory’s approach, targeting buyers seeking exclusivity and a high degree of personalisation.

Position in the market

The Sahara Edition’s price and specification place it well above the standard G63 AMG and even above other high-end G-Class derivatives. For comparison, the 2015 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6 was priced at €456,900, making the Mansory version one of the most expensive G-Class conversions on the market. This edition is aimed at a narrow segment of buyers looking for a combination of extreme performance, unique styling and exclusivity.

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