The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is getting an update, though you’ll have to look closely to see what’s changed.
this camouflage WOOD Grade tracked by auto expert Derek Fung among a convoy of camouflaged Mercedes-Benz models in Arizona.
The iconic G-Wagen is perhaps best known for its little stylistic change, even as it finally entered its second generation in 2018 after almost 40 years.
On this prototype, we can see an additional bar for the grille and tweaks to the front bumper, but no changes to the front and rear lights.
The internal changes could be more significant, judging by the use of more camouflage there, although we can still see the silhouette of the same array of highlights that houses the digital instrument cluster and the system. touchscreen infotainment system.
It looks like the G-Class will switch from Mercedes-Benz’s old COMAND infotainment system to the newer MBUX, since COMAND has been essentially phased out.
The prototype was discovered to be a Mercedes-Benz and not a Mercedes-AMG G-Class, which is no longer available in Australia after axis of G400d in 2022.
The Mercedes-AMG G63The only variant offered in Australia, may see similar tweaks, but continues to offer AMG-specific styling details.
It is powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine with 430 kW of power and 850 Nm of torque.
It’s unclear if there will be any updates to the engine lineup, though we do know a new powertrain is coming.
The EQG will be the first electric G-Class and is expected to launch in 2024. A prototype has been spotted. tested earlier this year.
First previewed with the 2021 Concept EQG, it is set to use a four-engine four-wheel drive system.
