The new generation of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been around for some time, and the top-of-the-line AMG model has also been introduced, and it is equipped with the latest technology, but the new power unit is a bit daunting.
The 2025 Mercedes-AMG C 63 S E Performance is now available in Australia for $187,900 and is expected to be delivered in January next year. The car is a PHEV plug-in petrol-electric power, with a maximum combined horsepower of 671hp, 103With a furious torque output of 9kg-m, the 9-speed automatic transmission is paired with the AWD system, and the 0-100km h acceleration time is only 3In 4 seconds, it can reach a top speed of 125 km h in pure electric mode with rear axle steering.
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On top of that, the performance four-door sedan also features drift mode, six-piston high-performance braking system, AMG Ride Control and Adaptive Damping System adjustable air pressure suspension, and more, so you can do it all from the daily commute to winning or losing on the track.
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However, as many fans know, the power unit of the new C63 series has been changed from the original 40L V8 twin-turbo engine, replaced by 2The 0L four-cylinder turbo engine, even if the power output is better than the previous generation, but for performance fans, the six-cylinder engine is the basic jump of high-performance cars, and this kind of thinking is still deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, so it may take time for Australian consumers to buy the new C 63 S E Performance or not.
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The Australian version of the C 63 S E Performance has been available for order since 7 December, and like the rest of the brand, prospective owners should be able to rest assured that it comes with a five-year unlimited mileage warranty for the future.
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