Mercedes-AMG first teased the vehicle in January, offering only limited views of the exterior. The latest images provide a clearer look at the front and rear sections, as well as glimpses of the interior. While the automaker has not officially disclosed complete technical specifications, several details about the design and powertrain have emerged through the teaser campaign.
The model is expected to join Mercedes-Benz’s Mythos sub-brand, which focuses on ultra-luxury, low-production vehicles. The company has described the project as an “extreme” AMG coupe, and the newly released images reinforce that positioning through multiple performance-oriented design cues.
Front-End Design Adopts More Aggressive Aerodynamics
The front of the coupe is dominated by a large Panamericana grille that extends from the hood area down toward the lower diffuser. According to Motor1, the grille is framed by large air intakes positioned on each side of the bumper, contributing to the car’s more aggressive appearance.
The latest teaser images also show wider front fenders compared to the version previously revealed. These enlarged fenders incorporate additional vents and openings located beside the headlights. The aerodynamic package appears notably more pronounced than on earlier AMG coupe models.
One visual detail highlighted in the report is the placement of the front license plate frame, which appears minimally attached to the front fascia. The overall front-end treatment suggests a design focused heavily on airflow management and cooling.
Rear Section Introduces Major Styling Changes
At the rear, the CLE-based coupe receives an updated diffuser design that replaces AMG’s traditional quad exhaust arrangement with two large openings integrated into the bumper. This marks a visible departure from one of AMG’s longstanding styling signatures.
The rear section also includes an adjustable rear wing mounted above the trunk area. Additional vents are positioned behind the rear wheels, further emphasizing the car’s aerodynamic focus.
The teaser photographs indicate that Mercedes-AMG has substantially revised the bodywork compared to the earlier prototype shown in January. Wider fenders and larger aero components contribute to a more track-oriented profile overall.
Interior Details and Expected V8 Powertrain Emerge
Inside the vehicle, the images reveal heavily bolstered front seats and extra structural bracing. While Mercedes-Benz has not provided a full look at the cabin, the visible elements point toward a performance-focused interior configuration.
The coupe is expected to use Mercedes-AMG’s twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter flat-plane-crank V8 engine. The report states that the engine could produce as much as 650 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque.
Mercedes-Benz has not yet announced an official launch date for the model. The latest teaser campaign, though, provides the clearest indication so far of how extreme the upcoming Mythos coupe is intended to be.
