After its global launch in May, the new Mercedes-AMG PureSpeed has hit the streets. The vehicle is part of Mercedes’ ultra-exclusive Mythos line.
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New images show the convertible during final tests on public roads. According to the tests, the PureSpeed’s range is about 3,000 km, but it’s worth noting that this is a modified AMG SL and not a full model.
Test drives are being conducted in northern Italy, and later, prototypes will be evaluated at the Nardo track by Porsche Engineering, a subsidiary of the company headquartered in Weissach, Germany.
As in the concept unveiled in May, the PureSpeed lacks a windshield and still features a “halo” inspired by Formula 1 cars and deflectors at the front and sides, proving that this line’s focus is on aerodynamics.
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