The first Mercedes-AMG One delivered is finished in black with Petronas green accents
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by Brad Anderson
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by Brad Anderson
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To say that the development of the Mercedes-AMG One took far longer than anyone had expected would be a massive understatement but last year, the first example was delivered to a customer and this is our first chance to see it.
Mercedes-AMG shared these images itself to Facebook, noting that handing over the keys to the first AMG One to its customer was one of the carmaker’s highlights of 2022.
Very few details have been given about this particular example, so we’re not sure what options it has nor what its interior looks like. What we can see is that it has been finished in a high-gloss shade of metallic black supplemented with silver three-pointed star logos across the rear half. It also has various Petronas green accents, including on the wheels, front fascia, and stripes running along the doors.
While the AMG One is a German hypercar, each of the 275 examples bound for the production line is actually hand-built at a special facility in Coventry, UK. The engines are also hot tested at the Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains facility in Brixmorth which is the same site where the company builds its Formula 1 powertrains.
As a refresher, the car’s powertrain consists of a 1.6-liter four-cylinder with an electric turbocharger that has direct injection, port injection, revs to 11,000 rpm and is derived from the company’s Formula 1 race car. The hypercar also sports an electric motor on the crankshaft with 161 hp, another integrated into the turbocharger with 121 hp, and a pair of electric motors on the front axle that combine to deliver some 322 hp.
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