522 HP For 2019?
According to Auto Motor und Sport, the facelifted C63 (I'm assuming it's the S) could get 522HP in Euro trim
Mercedes C-Klasse Facelift (2018)
Mit einer umfassenden Modellpflege wird im Frühjahr 2018 die C-Klasse bedacht. Der C63 AMGdürfte auf 522 PS zulegen, einen Allradantrieb bekommt er aber nicht. Dafür steckt ein C63 R Coupé in der Pipeline.Translated:
Mercedes C-Class facelift (2018) With a comprehensive facelift in the spring of 2018, the C-Class considered. The C63 AMG could grow to 522 hp, but does not get four-wheel drive. This (there) is a C63 R Coupe in the pipeline.
Last edited by RJC; Mar 10, 2018 at 11:27 PM.
The performance will also increase by default due to the new 9sp MCT having shorter ratios compared to the current 7sd. also the new 9sp MCT has a higher torque handling capacity compared with 7sd MCT. The C63 will not get a dual clutch for this update.
The performance will also increase by default due to the new 9sp MCT having shorter ratios compared to the current 7sd. also the new 9sp MCT has a higher torque handling capacity compared with 7sd MCT. The C63 will not get a dual clutch for this update.
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According to Auto Motor und Sport, the facelifted C63 (I'm assuming it's the S) could get 522HP in Euro trim
Mercedes C-Klasse Facelift (2018)
Mit einer umfassenden Modellpflege wird im Frühjahr 2018 die C-Klasse bedacht. Der C63 AMGdürfte auf 522 PS zulegen, einen Allradantrieb bekommt er aber nicht. Dafür steckt ein C63 R Coupé in der Pipeline.Translated:
Mercedes C-Class facelift (2018) With a comprehensive facelift in the spring of 2018, the C-Class considered. The C63 AMG could grow to 522 hp, but does not get four-wheel drive. This (there) is a C63 R Coupe in the pipeline.
Our cars have 510 PS or 503 HP
Suspension changes/tweaks are definitely part of the upgrade, at least that's what I've been told by my AMG dealer.
I'm thinking it wouldn't be much of a big surprise if they do introduce upgraded turbos, they have done so for the lesser AMG variants, also next gen will use some form of 48V electric spooled turbos so why not end this model run with an upgrade of already existing OEM hardware...the articles I've read re. twin scroll turbo upgrade have got more to do with bettering response rather than increasing power.
We'll all know soon enough
Suspension changes/tweaks are definitely part of the upgrade, at least that's what I've been told by my AMG dealer.
I'm thinking it wouldn't be much of a big surprise if they do introduce upgraded turbos, they have done so for the lesser AMG variants, also next gen will use some form of 48V electric spooled turbos so why not end this model run with an upgrade of already existing OEM hardware...the articles I've read re. twin scroll turbo upgrade have got more to do with bettering response rather than increasing power.
We'll all know soon enough

With how broad the power/torque curves are on the M177, I doubt there will be much of a real-world performance difference if they eventually switch to a 9-speed. Typically, you'll see the biggest performance increases with engines that have a tight/narrow power band since the additional gears allow the engine to stay up in the higher RPM range. With an engine with as much mid-range as we have, I doubt it'll do all that much. Not saying there won't be a difference, but I doubt it'll be anything major.
As for the #s.. mid-cycle refresh, traditionally manufacturers want to have something for reviewers to talk about, so why not give a piddly bump in power.. even if it's just entirely on paper.
I'm most interested in any fundamental suspension changes, and if those happen, if they can be retrofitted. Having a bigger variance from Comfort, Sport, Sport+ suspension would be a big deal for me.
When I traded my 16 S550 coupe for a '17, the difference from the 7G to 9G was night/day...
The 9G's was much smoother shifting both up and down and faster too, and no gear hunting...huge improvement over the 7G.









