When Mercedes works on a new generation for one of their models, we can all rest assured that the AMG version to match will follow right behind it. Such is the case with the next generation S-Class: the standard version is set to be unveiled by the end of 2012 and an AMG version will be arriving a few months later.
Our spy photographers have caught the future S-Class AMG during a testing session at the Nurburgring race track, wearing the same light camouflage as the normal non-AMG cars. As you can see, when compared to the standard S-Class, the AMG version has received bigger air intakes, marked side sills, and a new rear bumper with a covered up diffuser. This prototype is still missing the quad exhaust pipes, but don’t worry, they will undoubtedly show up on the production version S-Class AMG.
The future Mercedes S-Class AMG will be powered by an AMG twin turbo 5.5 liter V8 engine that will deliver between 536 HP and 550 HP.
Expect to see the new generation Mercedes S-Class AMG launched sometime in 2013.
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