Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG tuned Brabus was caught in the capital o England

The gold Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG adjusted by Brabus has been spied riding in London, UK.

Less than two weeks ago Brabus presented the gold Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG. Now the same model was caught on the camera in London with Saudi license plates. Besides the bright colour, the vehicle also has gained a larger body featuring few carbon fibber parts. The cabin is also striking, as it has a white and gold theme and is equipped with a speedometer with a reconfiguration to 400 km/h.

The reason of updating the speedometer has to deal with the changes under the cowl. The vehicle is equipped with the 5.5-litre eight-cylinder twin-turbo powertrain which has been upgraded from the series 585 HP (or430 kW) and torque of 900 Nm (or 664 lb-ft) and is able to produce 850 HP (or 625 kW) and torque of an insane 1,450 Nm (1,069 lb-ft) now. Though, it is probably limited to a lower number in order to protect the transmission.

These modifications have improved the vehicle's performances, though Brabus hasn't stated any numbers confirming that the 0-62 mph (or 0-100 km/h) should take fewer than the 4.4 seconds. Additionally, the adjuster has increased the Vmax limiter for going beyond the electronically limited 155 mph (or 250 km/h).

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