Power Couple
Can the two new Mercedes AMG high-performance sedans that have just arrived in the luxury car market, spoil you rotten? We think so.
19/07/2021
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MUMBAI
The Germans are back at it again and have come up with two all-new AMG sedans in India. The high-performance sedans, the AMG E 53 4MATIC+ and the E 63 S 4MATIC+, are based on the best-selling E-Class sedan in the Mercedes-Benz line-up. With the two new AMGs on the block, Mercedes-Benz has now extended its AMG line-up to 11 cars. Mercedes-AMG E 53 4MATIC+ The E 53 4MATIC+ looks exquisite. It gets the elegant design of the E-Class and combines the sporty snippets of the AMG line. The redesigned front grille is now inspired by the AMG DNA and is surrounded by flat headlights. A sporty front bumper below it completes the front fascia. The rear of the car also comes with flatter taillights with two new sections, that makes it distinguishing between the AMG variant and the normal E-Class easier. The tweaks at the back make it look wider than the regular E-Class and improve the aerodynamics of the car. Mercedes-Benz is also offering a few more colour options with the car, namely, Graphite Grey Metallic, Mojave Silver and High-Tech Silver Metallic. The new Mercedes-AMG E 53 4MATIC+ gets Nappa leather seats that come with extra lateral support
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