Developed based on the AMG G63 variant, Keyvany’s modified SUV comes with expanded exterior details that turn the usual ruggedness into luxury. The car has a two-tone exterior in gray and black, with improved front and rear bumpers, wide bodykit, side trims, and eye-catching custom wheels. The car also features a modified grille with three yellow bars on the outer right section.
Yellow is also the predominant color in the interior. The seats, ceiling, center console, dashboard, and floor are all covered in yellow. Meanwhile, carbon fiber accents, mainly on the dashboard and steering wheel, create a contrasting effect with the bright yellow. To emphasize luxury, the G63 is equipped with a starry sky headliner – an option commonly seen in luxury cars like Rolls-Royce. Additionally, there is a Keyvany emblem in the interior, including on the seats.
Unlike Mansory’s modified G-Class models, this Keyvany modified AMG G63 does not have reverse opening doors.
It is known that the Keyvany AMG G63 has a power output of up to 820 horsepower. While the original version uses a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine. This could be the result of an engine tuning program similar to the one on Keyvany’s Mercedes-AMG SL63 project introduced last year. Although the figure of 820 horsepower is already impressive, Brabus has previously brought out modified Mercedes-AMG V8 products with up to 900 horsepower.
It is likely that the Keyvany AMG G63 is still equipped with a 4-wheel drive system and a 9-speed automatic transmission.
The selling price of this modified model has not been disclosed, but considering the starting price of $179,000 for the Mercedes-AMG G63 in the US, along with the luxurious enhancements and performance upgrades, the selling price is certainly quite expensive.
Trang Nguyen (Forum.autodaily.vn)
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