According to the S-Class Coupe photos which we showed you last week, Mercedes-Benz is currently using no less than four different testing locations for its upcoming models.
Among those upcoming models there are the CLS and the CLS Shooting Brake, including their AMG versions, cars which will receive their mid-cycle refresh in about six months.
Here we have a Mercedes-Benz CLS in its 63 AMG version that the Stuttgart manufacturer will only slightly modify in terms of exterior design.
We are talking about a new front apron, with lines inspired from the E 63 AMG, while the rear bumper will adopt a slightly different shape which includes two side gills, like on the A 45 and CLA 45 AMG.
The interior will be quite a bit more different though, as the Comand screen will switch to a free-floating one that's no longer encapsulated into the dashboard.
Engine-wise, we're expecting the same M157 engine in two versions of power, one with 557 hp and 720 Nm (531 lb ft) of torque and the S-Model with 585 hp and 800 Nm (590 lb ft) of torque, both paired with a 7-speed multi-clutch automatic transmission.
Here we have a Mercedes-Benz CLS in its 63 AMG version that the Stuttgart manufacturer will only slightly modify in terms of exterior design.
We are talking about a new front apron, with lines inspired from the E 63 AMG, while the rear bumper will adopt a slightly different shape which includes two side gills, like on the A 45 and CLA 45 AMG.
The interior will be quite a bit more different though, as the Comand screen will switch to a free-floating one that's no longer encapsulated into the dashboard.
Engine-wise, we're expecting the same M157 engine in two versions of power, one with 557 hp and 720 Nm (531 lb ft) of torque and the S-Model with 585 hp and 800 Nm (590 lb ft) of torque, both paired with a 7-speed multi-clutch automatic transmission.