Mercedes-Benz Japan has partially revised the equipment for the Mercedes-AMG "GT 4-Door Coupé" and commenced sales.

The "GT 4-Door Coupé," a sports car first unveiled in 2018 as a completely in-house development by Mercedes-AMG, has been upgraded.

This update includes the standard fitment of the "MBUX" interactive infotainment system, featuring natural language voice recognition. Its artificial intelligence learns to adapt to individual users, enabling personalized control not only for destination input and music selection but also for climate control, heating systems, and lighting via voice commands.

For the GT 43 and GT 53, a panoramic roof is available as an option. The glass is reinforced to insulate against heat, minimizing its impact on cabin temperature. Opening the electric roller blind floods the interior with light and a sense of spaciousness. A lightweight, high-rigidity carbon fiber roof, also used in racing cars, is offered as an option for the GT 63 S.

Additionally, the GT 63 S comes standard with brand projector lights that illuminate the area below the door mirrors. For the GT 43 and GT 53, this feature is available as an option.

The powertrain for the GT 43 and GT 53 consists of a 3.0-liter inline-six turbo engine, while the GT 63 S is equipped with a 4.0-liter V8 turbo engine. Both are paired with the 4MATIC+ all-wheel-drive system.

Pricing starts at 12.16 million yen for the GT 43, 16.47 million yen for the GT 53, and 24.37 million yen for the GT 63 S.