The new Mercedes-AMG C 63 S E PERFORMANCE - Expressive design with a striking front bumper

Form follows function: The design of the new C 63 S differs from the Mercedes-Benz C-Class due to its more muscular proportions. The sedan and T-model are based on a extensively modified AMG structure. The front section is 50 millimeters longer, and the front fenders are more widely modeled. Overall, the overall dimensions differ considerably compared to the Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The sedan and T-model are 83 millimeters longer. The wider front track leads to 76 millimeters more overall width at the front. And the wheelbase has increased by ten millimeters. In total, the new C 63 S appears powerful and elongated. A new distinguishing feature exclusive to the C 63 S is the narrow air outlet in the middle of the hood. It elegantly transitions into the two power domes. A small but particularly fine detail: For the first time in a Mercedes-AMG production model, a round plaque with a black AMG emblem replaces the Mercedes star with laurel wreath on the hood. Typical elements still include the AMG-specific radiator grille with vertical struts and the AMG front bumper in Jet-Wing design. Flics, large air intakes, and air curtains direct the airflow to its various functions. Two electronically controlled AIR PANELS (behind the radiator grille and in the front bumper) enable demand-based air regulation.