The 2025 Mercedes-AMG E 53 Hybrid starts at $88,000, an $18,000 premium over the 2025 Mercedes-Benz E 450. As tested, the price was more than $110,000.

As the first model in the strictly limited Mercedes‑Benz Mythos series, the Mercedes-AMG PureSpeed is celebrating its world premiere at the Formula 1™ Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The uncompromising realisation of a fully open,

The latest AMG-badged E-Class gets its increased power output. That’s not because of a higher-output engine, but instead has to do with its charge port.

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz E 53 Hybrid is arriving in U.S. dealers now, and it’s quicker and significantly more powerful than before. But it’s heavier, lacked the loud and angry AMG bark in an all too brief winter driving adventure, and it costs a pretty penny.

Hybrid can mean many things. In the AMG E53, it means power and performance in a new-generation sport sedan package.

However, the company's new AMG E53 4Matic+ did a fine job through whiteout conditions on narrow roads offering the kind of minimal grip levels that would send lesser sports sedans spinning home to their motherlands.