If there’s one thing Brabus knows how to do, is create hyper-performance cars that take driving to the next level. This is the case with the tuning company’s most powerful car it has ever made, the Brabus 930, based on the formidable Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E PERFORMANCE.
The stock car is already a mightily impressive thing, pushing 831 HP and 1,033 lb-ft of torque out of its twin-turbocharged four-liter V8 that’s paired to a hybrid drivetrain. With Brabus’ tweaks, the very same engine now puts out a staggering 930 HP and 1,143 lb-ft of torque, resulting in a 0-62 MPH time of 2.8 seconds, before hitting the electronically-limited top speed of 196 MPH — any faster and the thing might just take for lift off.
Aside from power, the Brabus 930 sports a comprehensive visual rework courtesy of lashings of carbon fiber. This alters the front fascia, side skirts, rear diffuser, and spoiler, with the rear end now sporting a quad set-up of 3.5” exhaust tips. Elsewhere, 21” rims feature all around, and look particularly menacing with the 20mm suspension lowering system in place.
The Brabus 930 retails for €323,435 EUR (roughly $350,000 USD/£280,000 GBP) and orders can be placed through Brabus while allocations last.
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