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Electrification is nothing new for Mercedes-AMG. A few years ago, back when the gullwinged SLS was still the company’s flagship sports coupe,
was an early adopter of electrification for performance cars. The
was a 740-horsepower all-wheel-drive hammer with a price tag as eye-watering as its paint colors. The SLS Electric Drive was a niche product, but it’s unlikely to be the last of its kind. In an interview at the 2018
, AMG boss Tobias Möers said another all-electric product is likely in the cards.
“Why should we ignore it?” Möers said. The market is significantly different than it was six years ago when the SLS Electric Drive was introduced. Möers described the SLS as “a very specific car,” though he was proud to say that it’s still the record holder on the Nürburgring. The demand for
and full
has grown exponentially, meaning a fully-electric
— especially one designed and built by AMG — should be much more appealing to consumers. The associated costs of building EVs have gone down significantly, too. The electric SLS was
when it was introduced.
Mercedes-AMG’s new turbocharged inline-six packs a 48-volt mild hybrid system. The AMG One
is powered by a hybrid V6 Formula One engine. Möers said
the next C 63 will use a hybrid powertrain
. He wouldn’t confirm anything, but he hinted that a hybrid V8 is definitely being considered.
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