2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT APXGP Edition C192

• Only 52 units of the 2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT APXGP Edition will be produced, making it an exclusive collector's item.

• Performance: Equipped with a 577-hp twin-turbo V8 engine, it accelerates from 0-60 mph in just 3.1 seconds.

• Design: Features a matte black finish with race gold accents and unique APXGP branding, inspired by the upcoming F1 movie.

Design: Theater-Worthy Looks, AMG Swagger

Let’s be honest — you don’t even need to hear it run to know this AMG GT is special. The APXGP Edition wears a matte black finish that’s subtle but sinister, offset by gold accents that track across the front grille, side skirts, diffuser — you get the idea.

The 21-inch forged wheels in matte gold seal the deal. There are also hand-painted checkered flag graphics behind the front fender vents — a subtle callout to its cinematic roots. It’s flashy, but not tasteless. Very AMG.

Cabin: Business Class with a Pit Lane Twist

Inside, it’s equal parts high-end and motorsport-inspired. Black Nappa leather wraps the seats, stitched through with gold accents. You get carbon fiber trim woven with gold threads — that’s not something you see every day, even in a six-figure sports coupe.

There’s also a panoramic glass roof, APXGP logos tucked into key surfaces, and a full-fat Burmester surround system. It doesn’t scream race car. It whispers “this one’s different.”

Performance: All Show, All Go

Under the hood? The usual monster. AMG’s 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, tuned for 577 hp and hooked to the 4MATIC+ all-wheel-drive system. It’ll hit 60 mph in 3.1 seconds and keeps pulling from there.

It’s not just a launch car, either. You get carbon-ceramic brakes, active suspension, and all the AMG drive modes you could ask for. This is still a GT that knows how to hustle.

The Movie Connection

This isn’t just a styling package. The APXGP Edition ties directly into the upcoming F1-themed film featuring Brad Pitt. The branding — subtle as it is — nods to the fictional racing team in the movie. Mercedes-AMG helped develop the real-life F1-style show car for the film, so this street version is sort of a celebration of that project.

Only 52 of these will be built, likely to mirror the number of race weekends on the calendar (well, close enough). It’s part Easter egg, part collector play.

Pricing and Positioning

Mercedes hasn’t officially confirmed pricing, but it’s expected to sit comfortably above $200,000. That puts it in rare company — think special-edition McLarens and Aston Martins, not your garden-variety GT 63.

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT APXGP Edition isn’t trying to reinvent the AMG GT. It doesn’t need to. Instead, it blends cinema-level drama with real-world AMG performance. It’s loud where it should be, restrained where it counts, and rare enough to make any collector’s shortlist. And in that way, it’s pure theater — with a hell of a soundtrack.

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