2025 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG - Visual overview of the exterior and interior

00:00 External inspection of the car
05:32 Driver's seat
09:56 Central console
12:04 Dynamic select
13:59 Underhood space
14:54 Front passenger seat
17:16 Rear passenger seat
18:51 Rear climate control
19:10 Luggage compartment
20:13 Inspecting a car with doors open

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Specifications:
Drive: All-wheel drive
Engine capacity: 1991 cm³
Turbocharging
Gearbox: Automatic 9th gear
Battery capacity: 6.1 kWh
Electric range: 13 km
Maximum power: 680 hp (500 kW) at 6750 rpm
Maximum torque: 1020 N⋅m at 5000 rpm
Maximum speed: 280 km/h
Acceleration to 100 km/h: 3.4 s
Fuel consumption, according to the WLTP cycle per 100 km: 6.9 l
Fuel tank capacity: 60 l
Dimensions (length × width × height): 4791 x 1824 x 1450 mm
Curb weight: 2165 kg

The new model with the long name Mercedes-AMG C 63 S E Performance V is a hybrid with a two-liter turbo four.
The engine output is 476 hp and 545 Nm. It works in tandem with a nine-speed planetary automatic transmission AMG Speedshift MCT-9G, which has a wet clutch instead of a torque converter. Plus, there is a starter-generator with a belt drive, which helps when starting off.

An electric module is installed on the rear axle, which includes an electric motor with an output of 204 hp and 320 Nm, a two-speed transmission (second gear is engaged after 140 km / h) and an interwheel differential with an electronically controlled lock.

In addition, there is a "mechanical" transmission 4Matic +. In hybrid mode, the cardan transmits traction from the internal combustion engine to the rear axle. But it can also be used while driving in pure electric mode (up to 125 km/h). If the rear wheels slip, the electronics can transfer part of the torque from the rear electric motor to the front axle using the standard transfer case and interaxle clutch.

The lithium-ion traction battery was developed specifically for AMG models. It is located above the rear axle, operates at 400 volts, weighs 89 kg and has a modest capacity (6.1 kW∙h), but boasts a high level of energy exchange. In nominal mode, it produces 70 kW, and in peak power can reach 150 kW (that is, exactly 204 hp), but for no more than ten seconds. The battery can be charged from a socket, and four levels of recuperation are provided. The range in pure electric mode is only 13 km.

The peak output of the hybrid power plant is 680 hp and 865 Nm, although the developers cleverly operate with the figure of 1020 Nm, which is obtained taking into account the gear ratios of the two-stage gearbox of the electric motor.

The hybrid has a fully controlled chassis: at low speeds, the rear wheels can turn at an angle of up to 2.5 degrees in antiphase with the front wheels, improving maneuverability, and on the highway they deviate by 0.7 degrees synchronously with the front wheels, increasing stability.