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Mercedes-Benz has showcased their AMG GT6 concept at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai, where it will be on display until May 2024. Viewers can interact with a video of the car via the QR Code. Earlier, Mercedes showcased their Vision Mercedes Maybach 6 electric concept at the same venue followed by an association with NMAAC for curated luxury experiences. The 360-degree on-the-spot turning Mercedes EQG concept was also recently showcased at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2024. 

1. GT6 concept features integrated spoiler, chrome-finished wheels
2. Powered by a 585hp, 800Nm V8 engine
3. Its design has influenced new AMG models

Mercedes-Benz AMG GT6 concept: what is it?

First featured in the Gran Turismo 6 video game back in 2013, followed by its showcase at multiple motor events, the AMG GT6 concept has now made its way to India. The concept pays homage to the iconic 300 SL racing car, featuring a reinterpretation of its radiator grille with a central star. Unlike the traditional louvres, this modern grille is equipped with LEDs. Additionally, the AMG GT6 concept boasts a front-hinged bonnet with an LED headlamp setup. 

The low-slung body, gull-wing doors hinging upwards from the roof and turbine-like chrome finished centre locking wheels add to its aggressive aesthetics. The rear of the concept showcases a boat tail design with an integrated diffuser and spoiler that extends outwards. Additionally, a narrow LED strip runs horizontally behind the car positioned between the eight exhaust tailpipe setup. Interestingly, this concept was Bruce Wayne’s ride in the 2017 Justice League movie.

This 11-year old concept has also previewed a number of new AMG GT models from the new Mercedes-AMG GT to the SL 55. Under the hood, the AMG GT6 concept is powered by a 585 hp, 800Nm V8 engine, similar to the one seen in the AMG E 63 S.

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