The Mercedes-AMG C63 and C63 S have received an update, giving them more features, sharper performance, and an updated design.
Engine outputs remain the same, with the C63 producing 350kW/650Nm, and the C63 S topping that with 375kW and 700Nm, but other features of the new C63 should make it a sharper performer.
Notably, the AMG C63 now features the 9-speed AMG Speedshift MCT wet-clutch gearbox, which shifts faster and weighs less than a torque converter.

A new AMG steering wheel is found in the cabin, as well as new sports seats which have optional adjustable bolsters, heating, cooling, and neck-heating in the cabriolet variant.
Visually, the C63 gains subtle design changes, such as a redesigned ‘transverse fin’ in the outer air inlets up front, or the altered tailpipe trim at the rear.

CEO of Mercedes-AMG Tobias Moers says It’s important the C63 remains up to date as one of AMG more popular models.
“The AMG C-Class is our best-selling model series and therefore a key cornerstone of our company’s success of recent years,” says Moers.

“As part of the latest facelift, we have upgraded all variants of the model series even more substantially.
“This relates to the 43-series models and especially, of course, to the AMG C63.
“The perfected driving dynamics and expressive design underscore the powerful, muscular character of the rear-wheel drive icon.”
