If you want a Mercedes AMG GT with Liftback practicality, First Generation Restyling 2 is this generation's later restyle. Gasoline and plug-in hybrid versions share the body, not the same drivetrain.
A Mercedes AMG GT engine here is paired with a robotic or automatic transmission, depending on version. Examples include gasoline 43 3.0 DCT with rear-wheel drive and 53 3.0 DCT with all-wheel drive. The 63 S E PERFORMANCE 4.0 AT is a plug-in hybrid with an automatic and all-wheel drive.
Liftback — Mercedes AMG GT Engines and Transmissions
Liftback Mercedes AMG GT Engines and Transmissions
Mercedes AMG GT trim levels describe equipment around a named technical version, not a separate car. On 53 3.0 DCT, that kit is grouped as AMG GT53, so you pick options on the gasoline all-wheel-drive Liftback. Treat the powertrain as the foundation, then layer cabin and assist equipment on top.
The 63 S E PERFORMANCE 4.0 AT uses a lithium-ion battery in its plug-in hybrid drivetrain. Mercedes AMG GT battery capacity sets how far you can travel electrically before the gasoline engine takes over. Charge at home for short quiet trips, then let the hybrid system cover longer, faster journeys.