We know that an AMG version of the Mercedes-Benz X-Class is unlikely, but what options do you have if you are looking to make your X-Class stand out from the crowd? Well, you might be happy to know that aftermarket tuner, Brabus, is offering an exclusive visual and mechanical upgrade for the X-Class to give it something extra.
The Brabus treatment gives the X-Class a more brawny appearance.
Visually, the Brabus X-Class rides on striking 20-inch twin-spoke alloy wheels and features a centrally-mounted Brabus element seen on the front grille with a honeycomb design. Furthermore, Brabus detailing is also fitted to the front diffuser to give the X-Class a more distinct look. An additional roof-mounted lighting module which comprises 12 high-power LEDs that come on in conjunction with the high beam headlights is also fitted. A Brabus sports exhaust system with 4 tailpipes adds additional visual character.On the inside,a wide range of upholstery options are available and details such as stainless steel scuff plates and pedals are also offered.
As part of the upgrade, Brabus hasincreased the output of the standard 140 kW /450 Nm 2.3-litre turbodiesel engine in the X-Class 250d by an additional 15 kW and 60 Nm of torque. As a result, outputs are 155 kW at 3 500 rpm and 510 Nm at between 1 500 – 2 500 rpm resulting in a zero to 100 kph sprint time of 11.5 seconds.Brabus is also currently developing an upgrade specifically for the range-topping X-Class 350d.
Brabus has an outlet in South Africa and upgrades are available through the Daytona Group. We reached out to Brabus SA for an indication of pricing for the Mercedes-Benz X-Class, but had yet to receive a response.
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