AMG Accelerates Electrification: Three All-Electric Performance Models Revealed, Signaling Possible End for Gas-Powered GT

Mercedes-Benz is pushing forward with the largest product offensive in its history, planning to launch around 30 new models in the near term. According to foreign media reports, during an internal presentation for North American dealers, AMG unveiled plans for three new all-electric performance vehicles based on the "GT 63" nameplate: - A low-slung four-door coupe (potentially the production version of the AMG GT Concept XX), equipped with YASA electric motors delivering a peak output of 1,341 hp and an estimated range of approximately 644 km; - An SUV model, expected to hit the market next year; - A fastback coupe-SUV with a minimum range of 483 km. Additionally, the AMG G 63 convertible is slated for launch in 2028, powered by a 577-hp V8 engine. Production will begin at the end of 2027, with a price tag likely exceeding $200,000. On the combustion-engine front, the AMG GT Black Series is poised to serve as the final chapter of the GT series' internal-combustion lineup. Also unveiled was the limited-edition CLE Mythos, with only 30 units planned and producing 646 hp.