$2.7M Mercedes-AMG One Customer Deliveries Reportedly Delayed Till 2022

Mercedes-AMG One F1-engined powered electrified sports car customer deliveries reportedly delayed till 2022.

Just 275 units of the $2.72-million hybridized Hypercar will ever be made and all of them have long been pre-sold. 

On September 11, 2017, Mercedes-AMG took the Frankfurt Motor Show by storm with the unveiling of its conceptual Project One hypercar.

Fast forward four years later, the production version of the F1-engined electrified machine is still not here yet, and the automobile community is now hearing it will take a while until the first cars will be delivered to owners.

A new report from Mercedes-Fans.de claims AMG won’t start shipping cars until the first quarter of 2022, likely because there are still some hardware issues that have to be resolved.

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As you will recall, the development phase hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing, with the switch to the stricter emissions regulations of the WLTP cycle giving the engineers a lot of headaches to make the 1.6-liter V6 compliant.

The top-dog AMG also had some cold start issues at one point during development, and some of you will recall there were also problems with getting the 5,000-rpm idle of an F1 engine down to a stable 1,200 rpm.

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Some design changes are also on the menu for the production version compared to the 2017 concept. This is along with a name change by dropping the word “Project” while gaining “E Performance” that will be used going forward for performance hybrids.

As a refresher, only 275 units of the $2.72-million hybridized Mercedes-AMG One will ever be made and all of them have long been pre-sold, with buyers signing on the dotted line and agreeing not to flip their cars.

For that pretty sum, customers will be getting a hypercar with a combustion engine of Formula 1 origins working with four electric motors to develop a total output expected to surpass 1,000 horsepower, maybe even hit the 1,200-hp mark if the rumor mill is accurate.

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