Mercedes-AMG GT XX

Key Takeaways
- Mercedes-AMG reveals the Concept AMG GT XX, a high-performance, four-door electric sedan producing over 1,341 hp (1,000 kW) and targeting a top speed above 360 km/h (223 mph).
- Powered by a tri-motor setup—with two axial-flux motors at the rear and one at the front—the car previews production-ready AMG’s AMG EA EV architecture launching in 2026.
- The new high-voltage battery supports ultra-fast charging: an average of 850 kW, adding approximately 400 km (250 miles) of range in just 5 minutes.
- Features include active aerodynamic wheels, programmable rear LED lighting, speakers embedded in the headlights for synthetic V8 sounds, sustainable interior materials, and a drag coefficient of 0.198.
What Makes the GT XX Stand Out?
🌟 Power & Electric Platform
Built on AMG’s bespoke AMG.EA platform, the GT XX is the first preview of a true electric performance sedan for AMG. The axial-flux motors, developed by Yasa (now an AMG-owned entity), offer unmatched power density in a compact package.
⚡ Charging & Battery Technology
The latest-generation battery benefits from direct cooling and high-voltage architecture. Mercedes claims it can absorb charging at up to 850 kW, translating to about 250 miles of driving range in just five minutes under ideal conditions.
🚀 Performance Specs
- Peak output: 1,341 hp, 1,000+ kW
- Top speed: Over 360 km/h (223 mph)
- Aerodynamics: cd ≈ 0.198
🎨 Design & Tech Highlights
- Active aero wheels with automatic cooling-louvre system
- Headlight speakers for pedestrian alert & synthetic engine sounds
- Rear LED panel for messages or branding
- Use of recycled race tires, sustainable bacterial yarn, and 3D‑printed seat structures.
Production Outlook
Mercedes-AMG confirms a production version will launch in 2026, likely replacing the GT 4-Door Coupe in AMG’s lineup and introducing a new sporty, electric flagship.


