Mansory Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance with 880 HP!

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Recently updated on January 23, 2024 at 03:18 am

In the world of luxury sedans, the S-Class from Mercedes-AMG has long been an epitome of luxury, performance and innovation. And with the ever-growing popularity of High-performance hybrid models Mercedes-AMG has found a permanent place in the hearts of luxury car lovers around the world. However, Mansory, a well-known luxury vehicle refiner, has now taken the already impressive range to an even higher level. Mansory has significantly modified the “Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance” to create a very special vehicle, both in terms of looks and performance standards puts. A completely new one Carbon bonnet with additional air inlets, a new one Front design with an apron and Trim made of carbon are just the beginning.

Mercedes S 63 E Performance by Mansory

We continue with an additional one rear spoiler and numerous Carbon components like one Roof spoiler and other mirror housings. But even these are just some of the changes that make the vehicle so special. The built-in ones Alloy wheels “Type FD.15 Black Diamond” in the dimensions 9×22 inches at the front and 10,5×22 inches at the rear, with 265/30 R22 and 305/25 R22 tires, underline the powerful appearance of the limo and at the same time ensure a clear improved road holding and performance, especially in curves.

880 PS & 1.490 Nm torque

Mansory's intervention has transformed the already powerful engine of the AMG S63 E Performance into a real muscle package. After the conversion, the AMG generates crazy results 880 PS and 1.490 Nm torque, and quickly sets it up Dodge Demon in the shadows. The resulting Top speed of 320 km / h and an acceleration of only 2,8 seconds from 0 to 100 km / h put the Mansory conversion at the top of the luxury sedans. And of course the experts at Mansory didn't ignore the interior either.

Customers can have a custom-made one Full leather interior and customized Carbon applications order. Of the finest Manager about one Carbon leather sports steering wheel up to Deep pile overmats Every detail of the interior was refined with Mansory logos. In conclusion it can be said that the “Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance by Mansory“ is not only a tribute to the art of tuning, but also a testament to Mansory’s passion and expertise in the field of luxury vehicle refinement.

Mercedes-AMG S 63 E PERFORMANCE by Mansory

• basic vehicle: S-Class (W 223)
• bonnet: Carbon with air inlets
• Body add-on parts: All in carbon
• Front: New apron, integrated front lip, side carbon flaps
• side skirts: Mansory full carbon
• Hatchback: Carbon spoiler
• rear apron: With/without central brake light, new diffuser, side flaps
• Other carbon components: Roof edge spoiler, mirror housing, air intake trim
• rim type: “FD.15 Black Diamond”, wheel size: 9 x 22″ (front), 10,5 x 22″ (rear)
• Tubes: 265/30 R22 (front), 305/25 R22 (rear):
• Performance after conversion: 880 PS
• Torque after conversion: 1.490 Nm
• top speed: 320 km / h
• acceleration: 0 to 100 km/h in 2.8s
• Electric drive unchanged
• Full leather interior: individual colors and designs
• Carbon applications: To customer specification
• more details: Carbon leather sports steering wheel, floor mats, aluminum pedals
• Branding: Subtle Mansory logos in the interior.

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Mansory's transformation of the Mercedes-AMG S 63 E PERFORMANCE
Photo credit/source: Mansory design

another vehicle from 01.2024

• Tuning by Mansory:
  • Inspired by the RTR Mustang, especially the front grille
  • Additional ventilation openings next to the main headlights
  • Modifications to the lower part of the front apron
  • Additional LED daytime running lights
  • New trim on the front doors and fenders
  • Ventilated hood and side skirt attachments
  • Rear diffuser with integrated brake light
  • Two spoilers: one above the rear window, one on the trunk lid
• Design:
  • Red accents contrast with the overall black finish
  • Mansory logos replace the Mercedes stars
  • Aftermarket rims
• Interior and engine compartment: Probably unchanged, no specific information available

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