Brabus 800 Widestar: the Mean Green Mercedes-AMG G 63
Brabus has taken another swing at the Mercedes-AMG G 63, recasting it as the vivid and muscular 800 Widestar. The build has been nicknamed Mean Green for its neon-hued paintwork that carries into the cabin. It grabs attention instantly, coming across as the automotive equivalent of the Hulk.
From the outside, the SUV wears broader fenders, a new front bumper with additional DRLs, a vented hood, and a signature grille. At the rear it gains fresh bumpers, a revised spare-wheel mount, and trademark badges. The roof carries extra LED light units and a spoiler. Gloss-black accents set off the saturated green body.
The interior follows the same playbook: leather and Alcantara in two shades of green cover the seats, dashboard, headliner, and doors. Brabus logos appear on the headrests and other details, while green carbon-fiber inlays round out the look.
Under the hood sits a reworked 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, uprated to 800 hp versus the standard 585. Torque remains at 850 Nm. The 0–100 km/h run could be close to 4 seconds, whereas a stock G 63 does it in 4.5.
The 800 Widestar isn’t just about numbers; it’s built for theater. On roads crowded with premium SUVs, this one is all but impossible to ignore and feels destined to steal the spotlight.
This English edition was prepared using AI translation under editorial oversight by SpeedMe. The original reporting is by Nikita Novikov