Mercedes-AMG models combine the best of Mercedes luxury and performance all in one package. There are upgraded materials, more features, and plenty of power under the bonnet, too, but Carlex Design takes that a step further with even more lavish materials inside. The company’s latest offering is a marine-themed AMG G63 called the G-Yachting Limited Edition, which the company says it created for “enthusiasts of luxury and marine style.”
Carlex announced the new yachting model on Facebook, released several images of the SUV’s two-tone, silver-painted and brushed exterior, which isn’t overpowering, either. Big, 22-inch wheels sit at all four corners. The G63 is still imposing, but it’s the Carlex-installed interior that shines.
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Inside, the aftermarket upfitter replaced several trim components with their own, previewing two colour schemes. One is a bright white-and-grey interior with light-coloured wood throughout. The seats, headliner, and centre console are all white with a silver/grey dashboard. There are touches of light-brown wood on the steering wheels, door panels, and dash.
Gallery: Carlex Design G-Yachting Limited Edition
The other interior features darker materials with deep, rich browns used on the seats, headliner, and dash. White– different than the white used in the other interior – acts as a stark contrast against the darker materials, which is used on the centre console, doors, and the lower part of the dash.
While the interiors are distinct, both feature wood cargo spaces behind the second-row seats with a hint of wood visible in the front footwells, too. Both also feature a sizeable G-Yachting emblem embossed into the headliner.
Carlex didn’t announce the new package’s price, though a stock 2020 AMG G63 from the factory starts at $146,490. That gets customers the boxy off-road performance machine, which packs a twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 that makes 577 bhp (430 kilowatts) and 627 pound-feet (850 kilowatts) of torque. If that’s not enough oomph, customers can seek out an aftermarket tuner.
Source: Carlex Design via Facebook