The BRABUS Crawler is an ultra-exclusive off-road supercar limited to just 15 units worldwide. Built to celebrate BRABUS’s 45th anniversary, this vehicle is a beast engineered for extreme off-road adventures and is not street-legal. It’s based on a heavily modified Mercedes-AMG G63 platform, but it has been transformed into a dune-hopping buggy with a custom tube frame chassis, no doors or windows, and an open-air design.
Powering the Crawler is the BRABUS Rocket 900, a 4.5-liter twin-turbo V8 engine that produces an astonishing 900 horsepower and 774 lb-ft of torque. This power enables the Crawler to accelerate from 0-60 mph in just 3.4 seconds, although its top speed is electronically limited to 99 mph for safety reasons.
The Crawler’s off-road prowess is highlighted by its 20.9 inches of ground clearance, thanks to BRABUS’s use of portal axles and massive 40-inch off-road tires. The vehicle also features fully adjustable suspension with a four-way damping system and robust aluminum components designed specifically for this model.
Inside, the Crawler maintains a focus on performance with full-carbon racing seats, a high-tech GPS navigation system, and a two-way communication system integrated into BRABUS carbon helmets. The interior’s vibrant red accents and Marine TechFX seat covers add a touch of luxury to this rugged off-roader.
With only 15 units made and a price tag reflecting its exclusivity and extreme capabilities, the BRABUS Crawler is tailored for those who demand the ultimate in off-road performance.
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What size engine? Is it a v8 biturbo i suppose?