Mercedes-AMG announced its new GT SUV electric vehicle, a step that transfers high-performance technologies from the four-door GT sedan to a taller sports body that is more spacious and practical. Power in the top tier of the model reaches 1153 horsepower, a figure that places the car at the forefront of high-performance electric vehicles.
AMG engineers were keen to adapt the drivetrain and chassis to the additional weight resulting from the battery pack and the higher center of gravity imposed by the SUV nature, as special engineering setups were developed to maintain balanced behavior in corners and stability at high speeds, rather than settling for carrying over the sedan's components as they are.
The car is available in three tiers: GT53, GT55, and the top tier, with a gradation in capabilities and performance that gives the buyer choices between a more moderate version and another suited to those seeking maximum possible power. The company has not yet revealed full details regarding prices or dates of arrival in the region.
For the Saudi market, this car enters the luxury sports SUV segment that includes competitors well known to local buyers such as the Porsche Cayenne, Lamborghini Urus, and BMW XM, in addition to high-performance electric models that have begun to appear in the market such as the Lotus Eletre. The electric nature of the car gives an additional factor for comparison related to the range
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