According to the spy shots, the new model retains the original grille outline, and features a layered air intake design at the lower front to boost cooling efficiency. The headlight styling remains unchanged, with the iconic three-pointed star logo still integrated into the headlight assembly.
On the vehicle’s side profile, 21-inch large-diameter wheels, drilled brake discs and oversized high-performance brake calipers are clearly visible. What’s most surprising, however, is that an active spoiler is integrated above the vehicle’s rear spoiler. It is speculated that this component serves more than just enhancing stability during high-speed driving — it may also help shorten the braking distance.
The new model is expected to be equipped with AMG’s latest developed axial flux motor, with a single unit delivering a maximum output of around 400 horsepower. It is predicted that the vehicle will adopt a front-rear dual-motor layout to form an all-wheel drive system, meaning it will boast a combined output of over 700 horsepower. In addition, its driving range is expected to exceed 700 kilometers.