Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that its twin-turbo (the 63 engine) is coming back for 2023.

Its absence is definitely noticed. forced the German company to suspend production of the V8. MB said it was prioritizing its focus to comply with “various global, external and internal requirements,” as well as several other factors, including but not limited to, challenges in the supply chain that have an impact on the product portfolio offered in the US market.

A spokesperson for Mercedes-Benz confirmed the news to us that the ‘63’ variants of multiple models including the and much beloved There’s even an all-new SL63 on the way!

Mercedes-AMG C63 S Coupe - $81,850Mercedes-AMG C63 S Cabriolet - $90,000Mercedes-AMG E63 S Sedan - $112,800Mercedes-AMG E63 S Wagon - $121,100Mercedes-AMG G63 - TBDMercedes-AMG GLS63 - $139,000Mercedes-AMG GLE63 S - $120,000Mercedes-AMG GLE63 S Coupe - $120,700Mercedes-AMG GT63 4-Door - $149,200Mercedes-AMG GT63 S 4-Door - $170,350Mercedes-AMG SL63 - TBD

In typical quiet German fashion, the announcement was made without fanfare on the .

It’s safe to assume there may be a bit of a hullabaloo for customers to get their hands on some Benz’s made the way God intended (with a V8). The company has some of the prices listed on its website, but it’s really anyone’s guess as to what they’ll be selling for on the open market. We are a country starved of our supply of new AMG V8s. We’ve gotta make up for lost time.

All these bad boys will almost certainly come with the classic AMG touch of having the person who built the engine’s signature on a plaque front and center.

It’s a momentous day for those who love gas gulping V8 noises. While everyone else is pairing down their ICE portfolio, Mercedes is still going for that old-school cool V8 rumble, and we thank them for it.