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Brabus Unleashes XLP 900 6×6 Superblack, A 900-hp Six-wheeled G-Wagon On Steroids
Brabus has unleashed the XLP 900 6×6 Superblack, the ultimate Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon on steroids.
Its latest creation dubbed the BRABUS XLP 900 6×6 Superblack is a six-wheeled truck based on G63 SUV.
Go-anywhere truck rides on a set of 22-inch monoblock eight-spoke wheels wrapped in Pirelli’s all-terrain Scorpion tyres.
Pricing of the Brabus XLP 900 6×6 Superblack pickup starts at $1.3 million before the addition of extras.

German high-performance automotive aftermarket tuning company, BRABUS, has unleashed its ferocious new pickup truck that is based on the range-topping Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
The tuners latest creation dubbed the BRABUS XLP 900 6×6 Superblack is a six-wheeled high-performance pickup truck that started life as a 2023 Mercedes-AMG G63 off-road-ready SUV.


“Everything is better in #Superblack! ? Own the urban jungle with the BRABUS XLP 900 6×6 Superblack, based on the Mercedes-AMG G 63. #GoAnywhere”


Unlike the base G63 SUV, the go-anywhere BRABUS pickup truck gets new front bumper with an integrated winch as a sculpted see-through hood. It rides on a set of 22-inch monoblock eight-spoke wheels wrapped in Pirelli’s all-terrain Scorpion tyres.
Powering the BRABUS XLP 900 6×6 Superblack is the same twin-turbocharged 4.5-liter V-8 power train found in the P 900 Rocket, which churns out the power of 900 horses and 922 ft lbs of torque.


This monstrous powertrain allows the Brabus XLP 900 6×6 to surge from zero to 62 mph in just 5.2 seconds and to an electronically limited top speed of 130 mph.
Pricing of the hulking Mercedes-AMG G63-based Brabus XLP 900 6×6 Superblack pickup starts at €1.2 million ($1.3 million) before the addition of extras.
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