“The Exclusive 30E-777.77 License Plate: From a Kia Morning to a Mercedes-AMG G63”

The Mercedes-AMG G63 is an iconic luxury SUV that has earned a reputation as the “king of off-road vehicles.” With its powerful presence and exceptional performance, it’s no wonder that this SUV has captured the hearts of many, with an estimated 120 units currently on the roads, including standard, special edition, anniversary, and MBS-tuned versions.

To set his Mercedes-AMG G63 apart from the rest, a Hanoi tycoon decided to acquire the exclusive license plate 30E-777.77 for his SUV, which is worth over 10 billion VND. This unique license plate instantly elevates the status of the vehicle and is a fitting choice for such a remarkable car.

According to our sources, the license plate 30E-777.77 used to belong to a Kia Morning owned by the aforementioned tycoon, who is renowned for his passion for supercars and luxury items, including phones and watches.

The transfer of this prestigious license plate from a Kia Morning to the Mercedes-AMG G63 is a significant upgrade and has been met with praise, as it better suits the stature of the luxury SUV.

In Vietnamese numerology, the number 7 is often associated with loss and misfortune. Therefore, a license plate with a series of 7s may be considered inauspicious by some. However, in Buddhist culture, the number 7 holds a different significance, representing family and the important tradition of Vu Lan Bao Hieu, a day to honor and show gratitude towards one’s parents.

Additionally, the concept of the five elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) is essential in Eastern philosophy, and the number 5 is believed to bring good health and longevity. As such, a license plate with a series of 7s can also be interpreted as a symbol of health and protection against illness.

Now, let’s delve into the details of the Mercedes-AMG G63. With dimensions of 4,763 x 1,855 x 1,938 mm (length x width x height), this SUV is slightly smaller than its competitors, such as the Lexus LX570, Land Rover Range Rover, and BMW X7. The second generation of this model is known as the Mercedes-AMG G63, a change from the previous naming convention.

One of the most striking features of the Mercedes-AMG G63 is its redesigned front end, which now boasts the sporty Panamericana grille with vertical chrome or black-painted slats. The hood has also been refreshed, while the turn signals remain unchanged.

The new G63 also features an updated front bumper and air intakes. The lighting system has been upgraded to full LED, and the rear end has been redesigned for a more streamlined appearance. The rear bumper has a more muscular look, and the spare wheel remains mounted on the rear door, a signature feature of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class.

There are two distinct types of Mercedes-AMG G63s in Vietnam: those imported through official channels and those imported privately. The main difference lies in the exhaust pipes. Due to safety regulations set by the Vietnam Registry, the right-side dual exhaust pipes on officially imported G63s must point downwards instead of outwards, as seen on privately imported models. The left-side exhaust pipes on both types of G63s remain horizontal.

Step inside the Mercedes-AMG G63, and you’ll find a modern, luxurious, and spacious cabin. The rear legroom has been increased by 150 mm, and the overall width of the vehicle has been expanded by 68 mm. The interior is adorned with high-quality leather, and customers have a choice of 30 colors and materials for the seats, ranging from no additional cost to over a thousand dollars.

Customization options extend to the wood trim and steering wheel, with the AMG Performance steering wheel offering a choice of Nappa Dinamica leather, Nappa leather with black piano lacquer, or carbon fiber for an additional 900 USD. The rear entertainment system is also available as an option, priced at 61 million VND.

Under the hood, the Mercedes-AMG G63 is equipped with a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine that delivers an impressive 577 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque. Mated to an AMG Speedshift Plus 9-speed automatic transmission, the G63 can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.5 seconds and reach a top speed of 220 km/h.

The Mercedes-AMG G63 also excels in off-road capabilities thanks to its independent front suspension and five-link rear suspension. The Dynamic Select function allows the driver to choose from various driving modes, including Slippery, Comfort, Sport, Sport+, and an Individual mode for personalized settings.