2017 Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept Cars Of The Future

 New Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept-4 Door

Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept Photos
Mercedes-AMG- the new GT concept now displays a "four-door coupe." to constantly annoy as marketing has become a trend, it's refreshing to see you in a bit of a concept car represents a future production model. However, the concept of the GT is not just a glimpse of the future of the AMG's, but also a celebration of 50 years worth of history in Mercedes AMG performance arm AMG badge on the side, his concept has been decorated with the logo of the subtle energy that indicates EQ Benz electric starter sub brands and powertrain hybridization. Mercedes describes evolution as the Red Devils lineup AMG-specific and say GT four-door will finally exist as original roadgoing vehicles-looking familiar, but not quite the same as a concept at the moment, with the GT most extreme expression embodies the AMG from our design idiom and a autonomous AMG profile underlines as the brand performance.
Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept Photos

Exterior
a little review about Exterior Mercedes more than capable autocraft stars, this sleek sedan might very existence for another Germany premium sports sedan, In lieu of a traditional mirror, AMG concept using a rear-facing camera will actually be broken within the first six months of ownership. More feasible design cues include daytime running lights with accent "nano active" lighting, large air inlets diffuser, carbon fiber, and a central Mounted exhaust port.
Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept Photos Exterior




Engine Performance 
Mercedes-AMG also has Powers derived from the 4.0-liter biturbo V8 engine and electric motor is directly connected to the rear wheels. While these 4Matic-equipped vehicles with factory electric vectors, torque only serve to complement the back under power. MB says paring output 805 peak horse and shoots GT concept to 60 miles per hour in under three seconds.
Mercedes‑AMG GT Concept Photos


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