With the particularly extensively equipped special model E 63 S 4MATIC+ Final Edition as a Saloon (fuel consumption combined 12.3-11.9 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 281-270 g/km)[1] and Estate (fuel consumption combined 12.6-12.1 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 286-276 g/km), Mercedes‑AMG bids farewell to the successful W/S 213 performance model series. It set new standards with its 450 kW (612 hp) 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine and fully variable all-wheel drive including Drift Mode. The refined appearance and extensive standard equipment make the Final Edition a unique combination of performance and luxury.
The Final Edition is available exclusively in matt graphite grey magno paint. 20-inch AMG forged wheels in a cross-spoke design, aerodynamically optimised, high-sheen black with gloss-tinted clearcoat, emphasise the special status, as do the AMG emblem on the C-pillar and the foiling on the sides of the car.
Added to this is the AMG Night Package. It includes numerous exterior elements in high-gloss black: the front splitter of the AMG front apron, the inserts of the AMG side sill panels, the trim element in the front wings, the beltline trim strips and window surrounds, the outside mirror housings and the trim strip of the AMG rear apron. Also included in the package is heat-insulating dark tinted glass from the B-pillar. Two trapezoidal, black chrome twin tailpipe trims form the matching finish at the rear. Carbon Packages I and II can be ordered as options.
The ambient lighting projects the AMG brand logo in LED technology next to the open side doors. This not only appeals to the emotions, but also stages an attractive highlight in dark surroundings. In addition, getting in and out is also more comfortable and safer with the extra light.
The one-off character continues inside. The AMG Performance Seat Package High-End leaves nothing to be desired. With the AMG Performance seats, it offers perfect lateral support for dynamic driving manoeuvres – combined with aesthetics and comfort: all seat positions, including the seat cushions, can be electrically adjusted to perfectly suit the driver’s physique. The integrated seat heating ensures a comfortable driving experience as quickly as possible, even in cool temperatures. And the upholstery in fine AMG nappa leather titanium grey pearl/black with yellow contrasting stitching emphasises the sporty character. The instrument panel and beltline trim in high-quality nappa leather lend the interior even more exclusivity.
The AMG Performance steering wheel in black nappa leather/microfibre DINAMICA offers perfect grip for precise steering. The yellow contrasting stitching matches the colour of the upholstery. The flattened shape characteristic of AMG comes from motorsport and reinforces the sportiness of the cockpit. Ergonomically positioned touch control panels give intuitive operating comfort and promote focused driving. The standard AMG steering wheel buttons allow fast and unerring operation of specific dynamic driving functions such as the drive programs.
Collectors’ items limited to 999 copies
The AMG trim elements in carbon also include the centre console and lend the Final Edition the hallmark motorsport touch. The centre console also features the “AMG FINAL EDITION” badge with the designated “1 of 999” limitation. The black AMG brushed stainless steel door sill trims impress with exclusive yellow illuminated “AMG” lettering that enhances every entry and exit. The robust stainless steel panels are not only beautiful to look at, they also protect against damage to the door sills panels. The elegant black floor mats with AMG lettering and yellow contrasting stitching blend harmoniously with the interior design and effectively protect the footwell from dirt.
To protect the valuable vehicle from dust in the garage, every customer also receives a customised AMG Indoor Car Cover with “AMG E 63 S FINAL EDITION” lettering in the matching colour.
[1] The figures shown are the WLTP CO2 figures measured according to Article 2 No. 3 of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/1153. The fuel consumption figures were calculated on the basis of these figures.
