Mercedes Might Reintroduce AMG and Maybach S-Class Coupes

Two-door luxury coupes may be a dying breed, but it seems Mercedes-Benz isn’t ready to let the concept fade away just yet. New trademark filings with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (European Union Intellectual Property Office) hint at the possible return of the S-Class Coupe, this time in ultra-exclusive Maybach and AMG configurations.

The trademarks, filed by a Swiss company called Robu Aktiengesellschaft, point to a coachbuilt project that could bring the elegance of a flagship sedan into a two-door format.

While the Mercedes S-Class Coupe was discontinued in 2020 due to lackluster sales, the appeal of a luxurious, highly exclusive land yacht evidently hasn’t disappeared. For deep-pocketed customers, the allure of a modern two-door S-Class may have inspired this effort. If these trademarks are anything to go by, the latest S-Class is about to get a dose of the sleek, coupe cool factor it’s been missing.

The patents reveal that both the Maybach and AMG variants exhibit a comparable silhouette, featuring elongated front doors and a modified roofline. The greenhouse has been redesigned to suit the two-door body style, although it appears to diverge from the frameless window design found in the previous S-Class Coupe.

European Union Intellectual Property Office

AMG Performance Collides with Maybach Sophistication

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. The badging on the profile reads “V8 Biturbo E Performance”, suggesting this coupe may inherit the 791 hp (590 kW / 802 PS) plug-in hybrid powertrain from the four-door AMG S63 sedan. However, the bi-tone paint job and multi-spoke wheels hint at Maybach-inspired opulence rather than pure A