Combined fuel consumption: 17 - 6.9 l/100 km | Combined CO2 emissions: 397 - 162 g/km | Emissions figure<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
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The World of Driving Performance.
The World of Driving Performance.
One attitude. Your choice.
Philosophy
Philosophy.
Welcome to the world of AMG.
Philosophy
Philosophy.
Welcome to the world of AMG.
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Character
Away from technology, there's something else that makes an AMG – character.
Away from technology, there's something else that makes an AMG – character.
Top performance does not happen by chance. It is achieved where the art of engineering meets a truly special attitude: the AMG spirit. We believe that you have to keep on challenging limits in order to achieve new goals. We accept nothing as a given. Because limits are imposed by people, and it's also people who can overcome them. This character enables us to achieve automotive performance for the race track – and for the road. We call it "Driving Performance".
Mercedes-AMG GT R: combined fuel consumption: 11.4 l/100 km | combined CO2 emissions: 259 g/km | Emissions figure<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
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Driving Performance
What makes an AMG an AMG.
What makes an AMG an AMG.
Our aspiration to keep on challenging limits and keep on achieving new goals is already visible in our overall development approach:
our work begins as soon as planning for a new Mercedes-Benz model's architecture begins. With this we create the basis for the highest aspirations. Unique in the market for performance vehicles. Every Mercedes-AMG is developed and designed entirely in Affalterbach. The perfect mutual harmonisation of all the components and their interaction results in a vehicle that can live on the race track as well as providing motoring enjoyment on the road.Its superior technologies allow an intense driving experience that fits in with the target group's character. Over 800 of our 1500 staff work in the development department alone. It is structured around the very core expertise that makes our outstanding performance possible. We thus develop vehicles with truly special DNA based on this strong expertise. The AMG DNA.
Mercedes-AMG GT R combined fuel consumption: 11.4 l/100 km | combined CO2 emissions: 259 g/km | Emissions figure<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
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Drive
"Power is just the beginning. The art lies in getting it onto the road."
Christian Enderle, Head of Development Engine and Powertrain
The heart of the AMG drive system is the engine. But getting the engine's power onto the road involves the precise interaction of the clutch, transmission, drive shaft and differential – the entire powertrain. The driver of a Mercedes-AMG physically experiences the acceleration, which is direct, powerful and impressive. This is thanks to the unique AMG performance drive systems. They stand for dynamic response and high agility – combined with top performance and maximum efficiency.
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Dynamic handling
You can drive on roads. Or perform on them.
You can drive on roads. Or perform on them.
Roads usually get people from A to B. For performance enthusiasts, however, roads mean a lot more than that. They see every bend as an invitation.
They drive pro-actively and attentively. They love to plant their vehicle's power onto the tarmac and at the same time control it precisely. For them, dynamic handling is an expression of their personality.
Unleashed passion, controlled power: this is the principle on which a Mercedes-AMG transforms power into dynamic handling. All the chassis and suspension systems are perfectly tuned to each other.Here innovative AMG technology strikes the ideal balance between dynamism and control – cases in point being the in-house-developed AMG Performance 4MATIC and 4MATIC+ all-wheel-drive systems, the intelligent AMG RIDE CONTROL sports suspension, the variable speed-sensitive sports steering, the AMG high-performance braking system and the optimised aerodynamics.
This wide array of AMG technologies has one aim: the feeling that we are in control of every bend – and not vice versa.Mercedes-AMG GT R: combined fuel consumption: 11.4 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 259 g/km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 Shooting Brake: combined fuel consumption: 7.3 - 6.9 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 171 - 162 g/km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
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Sound
Watch againShare film Share image"Your diaphragm becomes your eardrum. You hear it with your whole body."
Ralph Illenberger, Head of Sound Development
Can you hear adrenaline? The answer is a resounding "yes!" Anybody who drives a Mercedes-AMG is anything but quiet. It becomes unmistakably clear the second the engine fires. The powerfully sonorous rumble of the exhaust system is one of the distinctive trademarks of every Mercedes-AMG – and each model also makes its very own, unmistakable sound statement.
Tuned to the selectable drive modes with subtle nuances, the whole sound experience develops as the car is driven. There is just the right sound for every driving situation. A unique symphony for performance enthusiasts.
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Design
Form Follows Speed.
Form Follows Speed.
Anybody meeting a Mercedes-AMG on the road sees design in
motion. Anybody driving a AMG makes an aesthetic
statement.
Design is the perfect symbiosis of form and function – the dominant and distinctive design idiom ensures that every Mercedes-AMG is an uncompromising acknowledgement of performance at first glance. Characteristic radiator grilles and large air intakes lend Mercedes-AMG vehicles their characteristic faces. Striking side sill panels, rear aerofoils and up to four exhaust tailpipes make the motorsport DNA visible.Mercedes-AMG S 63 Coupé: combined fuel consumption: 10.4 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 242-237 g/km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
Mercedes-AMG E 63 S Saloon: combined fuel consumption: 9.1-8.8 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 207-199 g/km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
Mercedes-AMG SL 65 Roadster: combined fuel consumption: 11.9 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 279 g/km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres.</p>
History
History
50 years of Driving Performance.
History
History
50 years of Driving Performance.
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50 years right at the limit.

The company founded by Hans Werner Aufrecht and Erhard Melcher has been making performance fans' dreams come true for fifty years. They established their first workshop in an old mill in 1967. In 1971, the AMG 300 SEL 6.8 AMG achieved a class victory and second place overall at the 24‑hour race on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.
The partnership with Mercedes-Benz began in 1990. The C 36 AMG, launched in 1993, was the first vehicle co-developed with Daimler-Benz. In 2005, Mercedes-AMG became a wholly owned subsidiary of Daimler AG. It unveiled the first vehicle developed entirely by Mercedes-AMG in 2009. AMG forged a bridge to motor racing in 2011 with the SLS AMG GT3. This was followed by the Mercedes-AMG GT in 2014 and the launch of the 43 models in 2015.

Only one option: success!


What makes a true champion tick?


Engine on. Daily routine off.

During the last 50 years, we have repeatedly lived up to our claim to be an outstanding sports-car and performance brand with numerous successes in motorsport and the development of unique roadgoing vehicles.
Today we are an Affalterbach-based company internationally recognised for outstanding engine expertise, not only in terms of development, but also when it comes to the "One Man, One Engine" philosophy, which involves each engine being assembled by hand by a single technician. With almost 100,000 vehicles supplied in 2016, representing growth in excess of 40 percent, and the largest model initiative in the company's history, we are starting our anniversary year with record figures behind us.

At home at the top.


The AMG name has also been a firm fixture in Formula 1 since the 2012 season. However, our motor-racing passion and expertise go back much further than that.
The three letters AMG are synonymous with Driving Performance. So it was logical to underline the link between AMG and Mercedes-Benz's Formula 1 involvement with a shared name, too: Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport. In keeping with the "One Team" spirit, the team's engine company in Brixworth, England was likewise renamed: Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains.
By winning the triple, that is to say three FIA Formula 1 constructors' world titles in a row, the Silver Arrows have added a new chapter to their long and successful motorsport history.

We don't just develop cars.


Leave everything standing. That's the purpose of an AMG engine. Power meets precision. And the result is classic AMG: dynamic response, excellent agility and high-revving thrills – combined with top performance and maximum efficiency. For instance, the AMG 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine stands out with low emissions and the lowest fuel consumption in the segment worldwide.
The AMG transmissions keep up with the engines, ensuring that the engine output is transferred in the very best way possible – according to the situation, with control and astonishingly dynamically. The selectable drive programs offer additional freedom – from extremely sporty to highly efficient and comfortable. For optimum power delivery and even more driving enjoyment.

Showcar Mercedes-AMG Project ONE.



AMG Track Pace.



AMG Future Performance.




One Man – One Engine
One Man – One Engine.
One Man – One Engine
One Man – One Engine.

In contrast to a mass production process, Mercedes-AMG in-line four-cylinder, V8 and V12 engines are traditionally built by hand in accordance with the "One Man, One Engine" philosophy. A single technician assembles the engine and in the process is responsible for all the steps, from the installation of the crankshaft in the engine block and assembly of the camshafts to the wiring and the filling with engine oil – visibly testified by the technician's signature on the AMG engine badge.
Images and films
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