The Mercedes G-Class has received its latest in a long line of facelifts and here are the first official images. Once again the boxy SUV has retained the legendary design language that has kept it going for the past 30 years and it now sees its line-up extended with a new AMG variant. Hardly considered a facelift, exterior modifications include LED daytime running lamps and new side mirrors. The AMG versions also feature a new AMG grille with double louvres, plus new bumpers with large air intakes. Red brake callipers and 20-inch wheels, available here for the first time, round out the exterior. Inside changes are a bit more comprehensive as the instrument panel and center console have been completely redesigned. It includes new controls and trim pieces in addition to a TFT color display in the instrument cluster. There's also a large color screen at the top of the center console that is part of the COMAND Online system and incorporates a DVD changer and the COMAND Controlle! r, which are standard on all G-Class models. The G63 AMG becomes the first G-Class to benefit form the bi-turbo 5.5-liter V8 engine. It generates 544 PS (400kW / 536hp) and 760Nm (560lb-ft) of torque and features the ECO start/stop system. The G65 AMG also continues to bless the line up with its 6.0-liter V12 biturbo engine that generates 612PS (450kW / 603hp) but will cost nearly twice as much with a price tag of €264180. The G500 variant will be available in either long-wheelbase station wagon or
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