With a new hybrid drivetrain, the S 63 E Performance is set to be the most powerful S-class yet.
, the new 13.1-kWh lithium-ion battery represents over double the battery capacity of its predecessor. This increase allows for an additional bump in power, with a continuous output of 94 hp. For context, the peak horsepower of the new S 63 E Performance is 791 hp, but the continuously available number will be closer to 697 hp.
Both the peak and continuous power figures are significant in and of themselves, but the specificMercedes says the battery is positioned over the rear axle to more evenly distribute weight across the 17.5-foot sedan, with the company claiming some basis in. To keep this system cool, Mercedes has developed a proprietary coolant based on an electrically non-conductive liquid that flows over all of the 1200 cells, with the model carrying around 3.
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