BRABUS P 900 Rocket Edition: Mercedes G-Class Transformed into a 900-HP Pickup Beast

The Mercedes AMG G 63 has been reborn as the BRABUS P 900 Rocket Edition, packing 900 horsepower and limited to just 10 units worldwide. This isn't a simple roof chop — it's a full engineering overhaul of the chassis, suspension, and interior. The number is staggering.

Half a Meter Turns the Mercedes G-Class into a Pickup

To execute the pickup conversion, BRABUS developed a custom module to extend the steel body, stretching the wheelbase by 50 centimeters. This major modification required relocating the rear suspension components to match the new dimensions while preserving structural rigidity and torsional resistance despite the significant length increase and altered weight distribution. The engineering challenge was immense.

The front end retains the iconic boxy lines of the Mercedes G-Class, while the body extends rearward into an open cargo bed. This blend of SUV capability and pickup truck utility gives it an imposing road presence. The shape is unmistakable.

A Luxury Cargo Bed with Handcrafted Details

The cargo bed itself is far from a utilitarian afterthought. It features a metal floor covered in teak wood, carbon fiber side panels. Two lockable, water-resistant storage compartments behind the cabin. A metal bulkhead separates the passenger area from the bed, and the rear window gets heating functionality. Details make the difference.

The luxurious cabin was not left out of this transformation — its details were handcrafted to deliver a blend of opulence and ferocity. Unveiled in October 2026, this version revives the P 900 concept with a bolder design, based on the current-generation Mercedes AMG G 63, known by the W465 code.

With 900 horsepower and a production run of only 10 units, the BRABUS P 900 Rocket Edition places itself in a rare breed of vehicles. Does this level of ferocity justify the engineering effort? The answer lies in the details you only notice up close. This isn't just a tune — it's a complete project.