Mercedes-AMG Unveils GT XX Electric Flagship

Mercedes-AMG has unveiled the Concept AMG GT XX, a four-door electric sports car previewing its first fully in-house developed electric flagship, which is set for production in 2026 and built on the new AMG.EA platform. The GT XX features three axial flux electric motors—two at the rear and one at the front—developed with subsidiary YASA, together delivering over 1,341 horsepower and enabling a top speed exceeding 223 mph. The motors are lighter, smaller, and significantly more power-dense than traditional motors. Its advanced battery technology uses tall, slim cylindrical NCMA cells with direct oil cooling, supporting ultra-fast 850kW DC charging that can add up to 400 km of range in five minutes. The car achieves an aerodynamic drag coefficient of 0.198 and features a futuristic interior with recycled materials, advanced displays, and Formula 1-derived elements. Mercedes-AMG positions the GT XX as a new benchmark for repeatable, sustained high performance and ultra-rapid charging in the electric performance car segment.