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Mercedes-Benz G-Class Summary

The Mercedes-Benz G-Class has finally entered its second generation. One of the longest running name plates for the German automaker, it is literally the blueprint of how to combine luxury with ruggedness and has been in production for over 70 years now.

Although the new G-Class looks strikingly familiar on the outside, a closer inspection reveals subtle updates that give it a more refined look, without shedding any of its rugged appeal. It is just as boxy and tall as the outgoing car. This trend extends to the interior design too, where the updates make the cabin look more contemporary.

Mercedes has fitted the G63 with a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8. In the AMG state of tune, the G63 produces 577bhp 850 Nm of torque. And it’s not just a power bump. Fuel efficiency goes up too, thanks to cylinder deactivation technology and the addition of a 9-speed automatic instead of the outgoing model’s 7-speed. The new G63 is also considerably lighter than its predecessor, though a final figure hasn’t been announced.

It has a 0-100kmph time of 4.4 seconds and will go on to hit a top speed of almost 240kmph. AMG has also significantly enhanced the suspension and the design of the G63, which is also helped along by the new G-Class’s independent double wishbone suspension at the front and five-link setup at the rear. The G63 also sports adaptive dampers and coil springs at each corner. It also has additional transverse stabilizers at both ends to reduce body roll.

We expect that Range Rover Sport.

Take on Mercedes-Benz G-Class

• Good Things
  • Immense, unparalleled road presence
  • Serious off-road capability

Mercedes-Benz G-Class Verdict

The unconventional yet uber-cool Mercedes-Benz G-Class is now available in its latest avatar. The ladder-frame chassis and the iconic design of the G-Class make it less vulnerable and more rugged than the other vehicles on the road. And now, apart from the AMG, there’s an affordable G350d as well.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class Mileage

Mercedes-Benz G-Class mileage claimed by ARAI is 6.1 to 9.3 kmpl. The petrol version has a mileage of 6.1 kmpl. The diesel version has a mileage of 9.3 kmpl.

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