Meet the Brabus 930, a powerful supercar that boasts 930 horses, 1,143 ft-lbs of torque, and can reach a top speed of 196 mph. supercar luxury
may be more potent, but it’s a limited-run vehicle). Brabus, though, looked at the four-door and saw room for improvement. The base vehicle’s powertrain, which pairs a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 with an electric motor, was already capable of producing up to 831 hp and 1,033 ft lbs of torque, but thanks to the tuner’s handiwork it can now pump out 930 horses and 1,143 ft lbs of twist. With all that oomph at your disposal you’ll be able to rocket from zero to 60 mph in just 2.
The Brabus 930 also comes with Brabus’s trademark bespoke interior package. The cabin is covered in black leather upholstery accented with red and carbon fiber. The seats feature triangle stitched elements and there is plenty of the tuner’s branding visible, including on the steering wheel, pedals, headrests and door pins. As usual, the shop will work with you to customize the space to your exact standards, too.
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