The tuning company Venuum has introduced its own version of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 called Mastodon. The project was realized in Dubai, although the company positions itself as a European design studio. This is reported by Autoevolution.
The round headlights were replaced with rectangular ones, installed in a special housing on both sides of the new radiator grille. The tuner’s logo is placed in the center of the grille. The front bumper received large air intakes on the sides and a thin one in the center.
Mercedes-AMG G 63 Mastodon Received Purple Trim
The car features widened fender arches, new side sill covers, and illuminated side steps. A mount with additional lights is installed above the windshield, and a spoiler is placed at the rear. The rear lights were also replaced with narrow versions.
The rear bumper was equipped with a four-fin diffuser and an additional stop light in the center. The body is covered with a purple wrap with purple accents on the fender flares. The car sits on multi-spoke wheels with a two-tone design.
Venuum Mastodon Retained the G 63’s Factory Engine
The interior is trimmed in white leather with numerous purple inserts. The Venuum logo is placed on the headrests, seat belts, and dashboard. The door cards, dashboard, center console, and steering wheel received matching trim.
Production is limited to 50 units. The engine remains unchanged – a 4-liter V8 bi-turbo producing 585 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque. Acceleration to 97 km/h takes 4.5 seconds in the standard version, although the modified one may be slower due to additional equipment.