Larte Design tuning company is back in the spotlight with another one-off tuning project carried out on the gorgeous AMG G63. This time, the tuner has added a lot of carbon fiber parts all across the body. Several images were shared online, showcasing this heavily revised package on the high-luxury SUV.
The visual changes start at the front. A reworked bumper carries a large chin spoiler with a layered multi-fin arrangement instead of the side-blade style often seen on similar builds. Above it sits a fresh hood featuring dual nostrils, while the lower fascia gains extra aerodynamic-looking pieces. The entire nose ends up looking much sharper than the stock truck. Maybe sharper is the better word here.
Extra lighting mounted above the windshield adds another detail to the package. Surprisingly, the addition works well with the square body shape. Small Larte Design logos also appear around the exterior, though the tuner avoided covering the SUV in branding.
The sides stay relatively restrained apart from the aftermarket wheels, which suit the proportions of the G-Class well. Things change again at the rear, where the modified Mercedes-AMG G 63 receives a custom spare wheel holder attached to the rear door, plus a revised bumper and diffuser setup. Additional brake lights appear on both sides of the diffuser. Mercedes kept the original “AMG” and “G 63” badges, too.
Larte Design did not publish any cabin photos. Because of that, there is no confirmation regarding interior upgrades. The source material also points toward an unchanged drivetrain, so the familiar 4.0-liter bi-turbo V8 appears to remain under the hood.
Output figures stay substantial even without mechanical revisions. The engine develops 585 ps, equal to 430 kW or 577 horsepower, alongside 850 Nm, which translates to 627 pound-feet of torque. In standard form, the Mercedes-AMG G 63 reaches 100 kph from a standstill in 4.4 seconds. The equivalent speed figure listed in the source is 62 mph.
Larte Design has spent recent months reshaping several Lamborghini Urus builds and a Cadillac Escalade, though this Mercedes project lands differently. The silver finish, exposed carbon surfaces, oversized front-end treatment, and roof-mounted lights give the SUV a more industrial appearance without pushing the design into cartoon territory.
The article describing the vehicle called the machine a “silver bullet.” Honestly, the nickname fits better than expected.
Mercedes-AMG G 63 By Larte Design – Photo Gallery
