The Mercedes-Benz S-Class coupe might make a comeback after being discontinued globally a few years ago. Latest trademark filings at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) preview two different iterations of the S-Class coupe; however, these trademarks were filed by Swiss coach building company Robu Aktiengesellschaft and not by Mercedes-Benz.
- Expected to get V8 and V12 engine options
- Could be sold under Mercedes’ Mythos brand
- S-Class sedan to get mid-life facelift this year
Mercedes S-Class coupe could be a limited offering
Going by the trademarks filed, these Mercedes S-Class coupes could emerge as highly limited edition offerings in the future.
The first trademarked design sports the unmistakable bodywork of the Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance, complete with its aggressive bumper intakes and signature quad tailpipes. It gets a V8 Biturbo E Peformance badging, so it could be powered by the 802hp plug-in hybrid powertrain that does duty on the AMG S 63 sedan. Interestingly, this prototype has Maybach-like dual tone exterior paint theme.
One of the prototypes have some design bits from the AMG S63 sedan (above)
The second prototype is more luxurious and patent images discovered by Car and Driver show it with Maybach logos and a split rear window, resembling the Maybach Vision 6 concept shown back in 2016. This could be powered by the twin-turbocharged 6.0-litre V12 engine found in the Maybach S680, which puts out 630hp.
The second prototype (above) has unique split window look at the back.
While there is no news on their official debut, we expect these unique S-Class coupes to be revealed sometime this year. Mercedes could introduce one of the two iterations under the exclusive Mythos brand. The standard S-Class sedan is also expected to get a mid-life facelift later this year.
