Brabus created the Mercedes-Benz GLC with 600 "horsepower"

Atelier Brabus presented a program of developments on the "hot" Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 S SUV.

The car got a 600-horsepower engine, a carbon cloth, and huge wheels. 4.0-liter V8 bi-turbo motor received a new electric control block, increasing the boost pressure, and other settings of the injection system with the ignition. The increase was increased from 510 "horses" from 700 Nm to 600 hp. and 800 Nm.

The compact SUV take first "hundred" in 3.6 seconds, the maximum speed can be accelerated to 300 km per hour. The machine had an exhaust system with electronic controlled dampers, allowing the driver to change the volume of the output sound itself.

The tuners also modified the adaptive air suspension, which allowed to reduce the clearance by 30 mm. Additionally, 22-inch wheels and aerodynamic elements with carbon inserts are available on request.

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