Mercedes-Benz unveils limited AMG G 63 ‘Grand Edition’ SUV at ₹4 crore
The Hindu
Mercedes-Benz India introduces limited AMG G 63 ‘Grand Edition’ in India for ₹4 crore. Only 25 of the 1,000 units made globally available for Indian market. Deliveries to start Q1 2024. AMG G63 is cult SUV with commanding performance & desirable luxury lifestyle vehicle in India.
Mercedes-Benz India introduced limited AMG G 63 ‘Grand Edition’ in India with prices starting ₹4 crore. The vehicle would be available for exclusive allocation to existing Mercedes-Maybach, Mercedes-AMG, and S-Class customers. Only 25 units of the exclusive 1,000 units made globally, will be available for the Indian market. The deliveries of the luxury SUV will commence from Q1 2024, the company said.
“The AMG G63 is an SUV with a cult following across the world, including that in India. It remains the most commanding performance SUV, and an equally desirable luxury lifestyle vehicle in India,” said Santosh Iyer, Managing Director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India in a statement.
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