Photo: Kicherer
The Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG has been reinterpreted by German aftermarket specialist Kicherer, which has released the CLS 63 AMG Yachting.
The 5.5-litet twin-turbo V8 engine has had its output boosted to 625 hp and 860 Nm (lb-ft) of torque, while the electronic speed limiter has bee tweaked so that the four-door coupe can now hit 300 km/h (186 mph).
To handle the extra muscle, the CLS was fitted with a limited slip differential, while the air suspension received an electronic lowering module and the braking system now uses beefier components. The connection to the road is established via a set of RS-1 forged wheels, which come in a size of 20 inches for the front axle and 21 inches for the rear one.
The vehicle can be easily recognized thanks to its exterior finish, which is called Star Graphite, while the cabin has been gifted with materials such as leather, carbon fiber and Alcantara.
To handle the extra muscle, the CLS was fitted with a limited slip differential, while the air suspension received an electronic lowering module and the braking system now uses beefier components. The connection to the road is established via a set of RS-1 forged wheels, which come in a size of 20 inches for the front axle and 21 inches for the rear one.
The vehicle can be easily recognized thanks to its exterior finish, which is called Star Graphite, while the cabin has been gifted with materials such as leather, carbon fiber and Alcantara.
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