Apparently it seems to be a popular sport to secretly photograph new cars in the factory where they are built before they make their debut. So it happened recently with the new one BMW M3 and the 4-series, Now the image of a lifted Mercedes-AMG E 63 of the 213 series has slipped over the Internet, although the major facelift will only be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in early March 2020. More specifically: About the InstagramAccount “cochespias. “
The exact origin of the photo is unclear, but it was apparently taken in Sindelfingen, where the W 213 rolls off the assembly line. The CLS and S-Class are also built there.
Be that as it may, we see the rear end of the E 63 and thus the “new” E-Class in all its glory. What was already apparent from a closer look at the prototypes that Mercedes recently provided in Las Vegas is now a certainty: the previously relatively small (and quite arbitrarily acting) taillights give way to large horizontal units. Together with a connecting chrome clasp, the width of the E-Class is emphasized.
Thanks to the cosmetic intervention, the E-Class is brought into line with the brand-new and upcoming brand sedans: A-Class and soon the C- and S-Class have similar lights. When it premiered, the 213 series showed clear parallels to the still current C and S Class from the rear.
The distinguishing feature of the E 63 sedan within the series is a small rear spoiler. This has been the case so far, but with the new model Mercedes-AMG is changing the tailpipes and the rear bumper.
The low resolution of the image does not indicate whether it is the normal E 63 or the more powerful E 63 S. However, we spontaneously believe that it is the latter.
Unfortunately, can’t see what’s going on at the front, but logic tells us that the E 63 models will finally get the Panamericana grill with vertical slats. After all, he even has it now A 45, so it would make sense that the much more expensive E63 share the same arrangement with many other top models from AMG.
The revised Mercedes E-Class will be launched as a sedan and station wagon in the summer of 2020, with the two-door models to follow a little later. We will also see the lifted E 63 in 2020.
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