This is the golden age of high-performance motoring, with cars of all shapes and sizes delivering insane levels of performance. Take, for instance, the Mercedes-AMG GLE 63 Coupe. The weight of this SUV is as much as a school bus, can carry a large family and their stuff, and still manage to keep up with a Porsche 911. It is a true SUV there is always an opportunity for improvement. Enter Russian tuner Topcar Design: this company is responsible for some seriously in-your-face cars, including carbon-clad Porche Panameras, and has now shifted its attention to the brawny GLE Coupe, and the result, dubbed the Inferno, is rather attention-grabbing. 

 

 

GLE coupe consists of 25 individual parts, and GLE is proud of this fact. And the parts are still in computers, but the layout work is set to start in January, and the car is expected to be finished in April. From what we can tell is that the kit will add healthy carbon fiber bits to the rear, front, and side of the car, along with a full carbon hood, front splitter, side sills, and intake, mirror covers, as well as fender flares, and a trunk lip spoiler and rear diffuser. Customers will have the option of leaving the carbon thread exposed or getting it covered in body-matching paint. 

 

 

More minor touches include a set of trapezoidal exhaust tips, and the whole package is rounded off with a set of Topcar Designed forged wheels. Under the skin, the GLE 63 Coupe is just as wild: powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 connected to a 48-volt mild-hybrid system, total output comes to 603 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque. For a zero to sixty time of only 3.7 seconds, that is quite enough. The pricing of this kit is not yet announced.