- An electric large SUV that can carry a family, yet delivers acceleration and cornering close to a sports car. The source describes it as the large SUV for which Mercedes-AMG developed the entire design in-house for the first time.
- There are three trims: GT 53, GT 55, and the top GT 63. The source says the top model uses the same 3 motors as the previously revealed GT 4-door coupe to produce 1,153 hp. The 1,150 hp in the title is a shorthand notation.
- With a 800-volt structure, the 128kWh battery trim supports up to 710kW, and the GT 53, which uses the 106kWh battery, supports 600kW charging. The source says it can travel up to 450km under the WLTP standard with a charge from 10 to 80 percent in 12 minutes, or 10 minutes.
- The estimated maximum range of the 128kWh trim is 435 miles. It also includes a suspension with active hydraulic elements and a sound feature that plays back a real AMG engine sound. US launch is scheduled for the following summer, and the price has not yet been announced.
O: A car buyer looking at large SUV electric vehicles can find it useful, once official prices are announced, to compare the Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric and Lucid Gravity mentioned in the original side by side on charging speed, weight, and range.
X: 1,153 horsepower, 710kW charging, and 435 mile range are figures reported by the manufacturers and media. First confirm that 710kW applies only to the 128kWh trim, and that the price has not been disclosed yet.