Explore the all‑electric Mercedes‑AMG GT 4‑Door Coupe interior, with a 10.2‑inch digital gauge, 14‑inch touchscreen and AMG Performance seats. Learn more!
Mercedes‑Benz is gearing up to launch a brand‑new, fully electric version of its high‑performance AMG GT 4‑Door Coupe. While official performance figures are still under wraps, the concept that inspired the production model— the AMG GT XX— boasted three independent electric motors delivering over 1,360 hp. The upcoming 2026 model is set to combine that raw power with a cutting‑edge cabin designed for both drivers and passengers.
Design language that blends electric futurism with AMG heritage
The interior adopts a sleek, modern aesthetic that nods to Mercedes’ expanding electric fleet while retaining the aggressive touches that define AMG. Illuminated air‑vent trims echo the vehicle’s exterior lighting, creating a cohesive visual flow throughout the cabin.
Digital cockpit and infotainment
At the driver’s helm, a 10.2‑inch digital gauge cluster presents all essential performance data in crisp, high‑resolution graphics. Directly below, a 14‑inch central touchscreen runs the latest MBUX system on the MB.OS platform, offering cloud‑based services, customizable AMG‑themed interfaces (Special, TRACK PACE, Classic) and seamless connectivity.
Passengers in the front seat gain access to a secondary 14‑inch display, perfect for navigation, media control or rear‑seat entertainment. The layout ensures every occupant stays informed and in control.
Seat options and cabin flexibility
Buyers can choose from two rear‑seat configurations: a traditional 3‑seat bench or two independent seats with a fold‑down backrest for added cargo space. Optional AMG Performance seats feature a low‑profile design, mixed materials, and a palette drawn from the Manufaktur personalization program. Contrast stitching and unique patterns add a touch of bespoke luxury.
Panoramic SKY CONTROL roof
The expansive SKY CONTROL glass roof consists of multi‑layered panes with infrared‑reflective and low‑emissivity (LowE) coatings, helping keep the cabin cool while letting in abundant natural light. The glass can showcase the AMG logo and racing stripes in various color schemes, turning the roof itself into a statement piece.
What we know about pricing and launch
Mercedes‑AMG plans to unveil the electric GT 4‑Door Coupe sometime in 2026. Early estimates place the price range between US $103,000 and US $208,000, positioning it among the most exclusive electric supercars on the market.
Anticipated performance controls
The Concept AMG GT XX featured an AMG RACE ENGINEER control panel with three rotary knobs— Response Control, Agility Control, and Traction Control— allowing drivers to fine‑tune engine response, cornering agility, and grip. While the production version’s exact setup is yet to be confirmed, it’s expected to offer a comparable level of adjustability.
With its blend of blistering performance potential, cutting‑edge technology, and luxurious finishes, the all‑electric Mercedes‑AMG GT 4‑Door Coupe promises to redefine what a high‑performance electric sedan can be.
