Mercedes-Benz has released a new GLE model, but its high-performance derivative version has not yet been born, is still in testing, recently foreign media for the first time to take the AMG GLE 63 test spy photos, the front of the new car uses camouflage coverage, hiding subtle changes. Technically, this is the first time we've seen an updated AMG GLE 63 model.
The only areas of the GLE 63 test car that are camouflage-wrapped are the headlights and taillights. It's very interesting that without the eye-catching camouflage for camouflage, this test car may not be much different from the current model, and it will not be noticed on the street with its new appearance. Unlike the standard GLE-Class, the AMG version has the same front panel and grille design. The headlights may be thinner, but if that's the case, the new fender and bumper shapes may be fused together to make it more suitable for the new headlight set styling.
At the rear of the body, the new taillights don't seem to have changed the design style. However, the reversing lights are now located above the tail box, rather than integrated in the rear tail light group. Camouflage camouflage obscures the through-type taillights, suggesting that the chrome strips on the current model may be completely altered or disappeared.
In terms of interior, the spy photos exposed this time look like the current GLE 63 at first glance. However, the new car uses the latest sport multi-function steering wheel that is the same as the current C, and the buttons on the center console may also have some changes, although the photos do not clearly show all the details of the area. In terms of power, the new car is expected to use the V8 engine, because the current GLE 63 is less than two years old. It debuted at the end of 2019 and went on sale the following year as a 2021 model. As a result, we expect Mercedes to not officially announce the revamped AMG GLE 63 until the end of this year, with the new car debuting as a 2023 model.