It is possible that contemplation of this vehicle will fill in your body the missing dose of vitamin C within several minutes: a bright orange body film that makes this S63 Coupe look like an orange, but the most interesting part of this Mercedes is still under the hood.

Starting out as a completely standard Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe, this two-door vehicle got to the famous German tuning studio Fostla. The studio tried to make this Mercedes more extravagant, for which they wrapped it in a dull-chrome orange vinyl film, changing its shades depending on the lighting.

The bodykit from Prior Design is another important external addition. It includes flared wheel arches, new side skirts and modified front and rear bumpers. The bureau was able to use the S63 to new fifteen-spoke satin wheels by increasing the space for the wheels.

In terms of technical innovations, the coupe received a block regulating the height of the suspension and, of course, the tuning package for the engine. The engine, a total of 740 hp is extracted from the 5.5 litre biturbo V8 thanks to work from PP-Performance. That’s 155 hp more than the standard car, and should result in some performance improvements although no figures were given.

Unfortunately, the company does not mention how much the dynamics of the car grew with the increase in power, but the herd of the additional 155 “horses” simply could not help but affect the dynamics of the Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe. Recall, in the factory performance, the S63 AMG AT can accelerate to the first “hundred” in 4.2 seconds, and a nine-speed automatic lets the sedan reach 60 miles per hour in 3.4 seconds.

The post New Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe Version By Fostla appeared first on Active Motorwerks.