Although Mercedes-Benz AMG replaced its GT Roadster last year with the redesigned 2022 SL (the iconic nameplate is now part of the AMG fold), the coupe edition of the GT sports car has been retained and will soon be redesigned.
The most recent spy photos and videos show a prototype of the redesigned GT, which is expected to be unveiled early next year. The car is expected to arrive as a 2024 model.
The redesigned GT will run on a newly evolved platform known as MSA (Modular Sport Architecture), which focused on the redesigned SL. Our spy footage suggests the GT and SL will have similar proportions, but with exclusive lighting fixtures and fairing designs to separate them. .
Naturally, there will be more differences between the two cars than style. For example, the SL is delivered with a convertible roof and 2 2 seats. The GT will be a coupe this time around and is expected to stick to a two-seater cabin. .
The GT is also expected to feature a more complex fit than the SL, as the SL appeals more to buyers looking for functionality combined with luxury and comfort, while GT buyers are functionality-oriented.
We cannot see the interior, but here too there deserves to be differences. It’s conceivable that the GT will ignore the tablet’s giant screen on the center console found on the SL.
Like the SL, the GT is expected to come with a 4. 0-liter twin-turbo V8 and a 9-speed automatic transmission. However, it is certain that the variants of the GT will offer more power than the SL, which lately has a limit of 577 hp. The GT is also expected to come with rear-wheel drive and optional all-wheel drive. On the SL, the all-wheel drive is Array at least here in the US. U. S.
While this has yet to be shown, we may also see highly customised limited-edition versions of the GT featured as a component of Mercedes’ new Mythos series. Mercedes has already shown off an exclusive SL speedster as well as an advanced SL through Maybach.