Mercedes-AMG has revealed the interior of the next-gen AMG GT 4-door Coupe. The cabin of the super sedan features a triple screen setup, rotary knobs to alter the driving experience, an optional panoramic glass roof and high-quality upholstery options.
- Screens run the latest MB.OS software with AMG-specific graphics.
- Comes with three rotary knobs to adjust driving dynamics.
- Seats, steering wheel rim and roof offered with several customisation options.
Next-Gen AMG GT 4-Door Coupe interior details
Gets screens angled toward the driver, along with a passenger display
The cabin of the AMG GT 4-door Coupe showcased by Mercedes adopts an all-black colour scheme with contrast red stitching, although other colour schemes are expected to be on offer. Dominating the dashboard is a triple-screen setup: a 10.2-inch instrument cluster and 14-inch infotainment display angled toward the driver, along with a 14-inch passenger display. Like other AMG cars, the cabin features the AMG Performance steering wheel that gets an array of physical buttons with haptic feedback. Two circular LCD displays let users adjust driving-related functions instantly. The steering wheel rim can be finished in either carbon fibre or Alcantara.
Moreover, the door pads get quilted stitching, a floating armrest and stainless steel speaker grilles for the optional Burmester 3D sound system. The seats of the AMG GT 4-door Coupe are offered with various customisation options via the MANUFAKTUR programme, with the choice of lightweight AMG Performance seats as well.
Latest MB.OS software, along with AMG telemetry features
The triple screens run the latest version of Mercedes-Benz Operating System (MB.OS), which debuted on the GLC EV, and feature several display options along with AMG-specific graphics. The ‘AMG Special’ option offers four unique sub-screens, and ‘AMG TRACK PACE’ showcases telemetry data, acceleration values and race data. The ‘Classic Style’ option includes driver-assistance displays, a navigation map, and sub-menus such as current battery levels, range, etc.
Three rotary knobs to control driving dynamics
The centre console features carbon fibre trim with three rotary knobs to adjust various drive settings. The ‘Response Control’ knob coordinates the electric motor’s response to the accelerator inputs, and the ‘Agility Control’ knob adjusts the ride of the vehicle, affecting its cornering abilities. There’s also a nine-stage traction control system adjusted by the ‘Traction Control’ knob.
Optional glass roof with ambient lighting
Adding a touch of airiness to the cabin is an electrochromic glass roof. Mercedes’ ‘SKY CONTROL’ lets drivers adjust the transparency of the glass roof, which can also be done in individual segments. There are also lighting elements with AMG emblems on the glass roof that can switch colours to match the vehicle’s ambient lighting. Mercedes says that the glass roof is built with materials that not only protect against harsh sunlight but also reduce heat loss in winter. However, customers can also opt for a lighter roof finished in carbon fibre.
Next-gen AMG GT 4-door Coupe: What else is known?
The next-generation AMG GT 4-door coupe will be the production version of the AMG GT XX concept, which was showcased in June 2025. A pre-production prototype was revealed later in December 2025, showcasing a fastback shape. It will arrive with all-electric power and will be the first model built on the new AMG.EA platform. AMG has said that the model will use axial-flux motors, expected to offer up to 1000hp of power, and a liquid-cooled battery system.
