Hemmingen, September 7th, 2022 – The Mercedes-AMG G63 has cult status: as an off-road vehicle with the inner values of a sports car, it wears its rough edges with pride. In the future it will have a few more corners, because Eisenmann Exhaust Systems, a brand of S&R Eisenmann GmbH, recently gave the massive engine with the star a hexa tip design that matches the style of the car. As part of a complete exhaust system, of course.
The tips, which are visible on the left and right side of the rear door sills, as in the production model, were specially tested in the 3D printer and come in a six-pipe look. And in black. "It was clear to us that we had to do something about the optics here, so we first concentrated fully on the design," explains Sarah Eisenmann and adds: "The fans of this car can no longer see the chrome. The black hexa design or alternatively quad design of the side pipes makes a statement and fits perfectly with the G model. Whoever owns such a vehicle also wants to attract attention!”
Another difference to the series, in which the classic chrome-plated, oval tips protrude over the door sills, in the new system they are flush, pick up on the sloping side contour and visually extend it down to the wheel arch.
Of course, Eisenmann Exhaust Systems not only stands for elegant design, but also for a beautiful sound: The V8 biturbo engine, which brings the approximately 2.5 tons of the AMG G63 to 100 km/h in 4.5 seconds, has a valve control and the typical sonorous Eisenmann sound. The new system design produces two-thirds less exhaust back pressure and optimizes the flow. The system for the Mercedes-AMG G63 has an EC type approval and is therefore street legal.
The G-model refined by Eisenmann will celebrate its premiere on September 10, 2022 at the tuning event with live stream from Motorworld Manufaktur Metzingen. The vehicle is on the first stand of the exhibition grounds – spectators are allowed on site again for the first time. "We really enjoyed the development, especially with the tailpipe tests from the 3D printer. At around 3:30 p.m., the AMG G63 makes its grand entrance: We hope that the live stream will be a complete success, worthy of our work,” says Sarah Eisenmann.
Anyone who is unable to attend the live program in Metzingen has the opportunity to watch the recording under the following link or to follow the event live after the event has ended:
