The 2021 Mercedes-AMG E 63 S Gets a New Face and a Bunch of Tech, But No Power Bump

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After numerous spy shots and months of leaks, Mercedes-Benz has finally taken the wraps off its refreshed 2021 E-Class sedan and wagon. We’re most interested in the AMG versions which, like the rest of the lineup, have received a new front fascia and a handful of tech-minded upgrades—but no additional performance.

The Mercedes-AMG E 63 S sedan and wagon have been given their own updated front end designs, with larger cooling inlets for the radiator section and vertical grille slats. The headlights, with their new eyebrow DRLs, have also been updated to better align the car with the company’s corporate fascia. The rest of the car’s bodies remain largely unchanged versus the pre-facelift variants, except for some taillight updates and a redesigned rear bumper.

The cabin hasn’t changed much either, save for a new steering wheel with haptic sensors for buttons on either side, programed to control each of the 12.3-inch displays, which serve as the gauge cluster and the infotainment center. Inside you’ll find the newest version of the company’s MBUX operating system, with the latest voice control, touchscreen, and touchpad functions. There are a handful of AMG-specific features, like the ability to sort through six different drive modes and adjust individual settings in the chassis or powertrain.

By: Brian Silvestro, June 17, 2020

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