The teaser presumably previews the 43 or 53 series version of the AMG C-Class
Mercedes-AMG has teased the first performance derivatives of the new C-Class. Although details are scarce, the teased new model is expected to be a C43 or C53 derivative of the AMG C-Class. The teaser reveals the front of the new AMG that sports a sporty bumper similar to the C-Class AMG line variant and the trademark AMG Panamericana grille in the global markets. These details suggest that it could be the low-spec AMG model in which the full blown 63 series performance sedan is expected to get a more extensive visual makeover than the regular sedan.
Nothing else is visible in the teaser, though expect AMG to wear a sportier body kit than the regular C-Class and also sport a sportier design sitting on alloy wheels. Inside, the car is expected to get several AMG specific touches such as AMG specific display options for the sports set, AMG steering and digital instrument cluster.
Here’s a new AMG: Try not to blink when making eye contact.
more coming soon. stay tuned!#AMG Premiere #AMGSspirit pic.twitter.com/fEFuPQikgY
— Mercedes-AMG (@MercedesAMG) April 25, 2022
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On the engine front, the C-Class AMG line-up is expected to feature a hybrid four-cylinder powerplant across the range. While details are awaited, the 43 or 53 models are expected to use the company’s M139 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine paired with a hybrid system – possibly similar to The new SL 43 . debuted in, The M139 2.0-litre turbo is used by several smaller Mercedes-AMG models such as the A-Class, CLA and GLA which develop up to 415 bhp in the non-hybrid spec. The full-fledged C 63 is also expected to feature a four-cylinder engine this time around and feature a more powerful hybrid system to develop additional power.
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While we may have to wait a while after the reveal for the AMG to arrive in India, Mercedes is gearing up for it Launch the New C-Class in India Next Month,
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