The high-performance flagship combines a three-motor layout, an output of up to 1,169 horsepower, and an 800-volt charging architecture capable of drawing up to 600 kW.
Norwegian Pricing and Model Lineup
According to Motor, the new electric AMG GT is now available for ordering in Norway, with deliveries slated to begin in early 2027. Mercedes offers the vehicle in two distinct performance tiers. The entry-level AMG GT 55 starts at 1,759,900 kroner, delivering 816 horsepower and a zero-to-100 km/t time of 2.8 seconds, according to Motor (though TV 2 lists its sprint time at 2.5 seconds).
At the top of the range sits the AMG GT 63, which carries a starting price of 2,199,900 kroner according to both TV 2 and Motor. This flagship variant unleashes 1,169 horsepower and 2,000 Newton-meters of torque, launching from zero to 100 km/t in 2.1 seconds according to TV 2 (Motor lists the sprint at 2.4 seconds) on its way to a top speed of 300 km/t, as reported by Motor.
Platform, Battery, and 600 kW Charging Performance
According to TV 2, the vehicle is built on a brand-new proprietary platform known as AMG.EA, featuring in-house developed motors and battery packs. The 106 kWh battery pack is designed with inspiration and experience drawn directly from the Mercedes-AMG One hypercar and Formel 1 technology, aimed at delivering high sustained power through repeated accelerations, according to both outlets.
Charging performance stands out as a core metric for the platform. According to Motor and TV 2, the car supports an 800-volt system capable of a maximum charging speed of 600 kW—outpacing competitors such as the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT, which peaks at 320 kW according to TV 2. Mercedes states that 10 minutes at a high-power charger adds 460 kilometers of range, while a 10 to 80 percent charge takes 11 minutes, as reported by TV 2. Total driving range is listed between 596 and 696 kilometers, depending on the variant.
Dimensions and Practicality
According to Motor and TV 2, the AMG GT 4-Door measures 509 centimeters in length and nearly two meters in width, classifying it as a large vehicle with space for four occupants. Motor notes that the body style incorporates four doors alongside a luggage capacity featuring 507 liters in the rear trunk and a 62-liter front trunk, or frunk.
Simulated V8 Audio and Driving Dynamics
To preserve traditional brand character in an electric powertrain, Mercedes equips the model with a simulated V8 sound profile inspired by the AMG GT R, alongside simulated gear changes and a tachometer, according to TV 2.
Did you know? The battery development for the AMG GT 4-Door draws directly from Mercedes’ Formula 1 program, utilizing thermal and power-delivery insights proven in the AMG One hypercar to handle repeated high-output track runs without thermal throttling.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door arrive in Norway?
According to TV 2 and Motor, the first customer cars are scheduled to arrive in Norway in early 2027, with ordering open now.
What is the price range for the new electric AMG GT?
According to both outlets, the AMG GT 55 starts at 1,759,900 kroner, while the top-tier AMG GT 63 starts at 2,199,900 kroner.
What is the maximum charging speed of the AMG.EA platform?
According to Motor and TV 2, the vehicle supports a maximum charging speed of 600 kW on an 800-volt architecture.
How much horsepower does the AMG GT 63 produce?
According to TV 2 and Motor, the AMG GT 63 generates 1,169 horsepower and 2,000 Nm of torque.
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