“Mercedes-Benz G-Class” Released in Limited Edition of 235 Units

On February 28, 2024, Mercedes-Benz Japan announced the launch of a limited edition of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, named “Mercedes-AMG G63 Grand Edition.” This special edition, limited to only 235 units, was unveiled at the H2 & FC EXPO, marking its global debut. Scheduled for release in Japan and North America in the summer of the same year, its price will be announced later. This model features a fuel cell system co-developed with General Motors (GM), boasting a range of over 600 kilometers on a full tank of hydrogen.

The H2 & FC EXPO is renowned as the world’s largest exhibition, spotlighting technologies and products related to hydrogen, aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. It attracts experts from around the globe.

The “Mercedes-AMG G63 Grand Edition” is based on the 4-liter V8 turbocharged “Mercedes-AMG G63” and features a matte “magnite black” body color. It is enhanced with “magnolia gold” accents on various parts including the front and rear skirts, spare tire ring, and badges. This edition also boasts exclusive 22-inch AMG aluminum wheels in tech gold paint, black smoke head and tail lights, and turn signals. The interior features an AMG performance steering wheel adorned with the “G63” logo, using DINAMICA, and seats with diamond stitching and ventilation and relaxation functions, adding to its luxury.

The main features include 22-inch AMG aluminum wheels, magnolia gold accents, black smoke head and tail lights, exclusive decals, AMG carbon fiber interior trim with copper accents, a “Grand Edition” logo on the grab handle, exclusive floor mats, and a magnite black matte body color. The G manufaktur program plus offers additional comforts like an energizing package, diamond-stitched nappa leather seats, seat ventilators, relaxation functions, and a nappa leather dashboard.

Priced at 32 million yen, buyers have the option to choose between left or right-hand drive, with 95 units available in left-hand drive and 140 in right-hand drive.

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