Daimler has released some new details about the production version of the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept.
Originally unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, the concept previews a high-performance four-door coupe which will become AMG's third model after the SLS AMG and AMG GT.
Designed to "seamlessly continue the success story of the AMG GT," the production model will be a "dynamic fastback" that is well suited for daily driving. The company was lipped on specifics but said the car come equipped with a large tailgate as well as a "variable interior and luggage compartment." Mercedes says this will give the model an excellent combination of functionality and sportiness.
Besides talking about the car itself, Mercedes-AMG confirmed the concept's hybrid powertrain is a sign of things to come. In the future, the company will develop "segment-specific hybrids" which have an "impressive performance gain" as well as "maximum efficiency."
The first hybridized AMG model is expected to debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show in the form the CLS 53. It will reportedly have a 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine with 429 hp (320 kW) and an electric motor that develops 67 hp (50 kW). This could give the car a combined output of 496 hp (370 kW).
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