Brabus has also removed all chrome trim, painting the exterior embellishments in a more subtle shade of black.
The Masterpiece package includes gorgeous Monoblock Z Platinum Edition alloy wheels; the 22-inch, ten-spoke wheels seen here have been painted in gloss black, which works well with the matte grey bodywork. These tasty-looking items are wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero tires, sized 255/35 AR 22 and 295/30 ZR 22 at the front and rear, respectively.
The Mercedes-AMG EQS isn’t the prettiest vehicle from Stuttgart, but, we’re sure you can agree, Brabus has made some tremendous improvements. What’s more, the aerodynamic kit has improved the driving range. The Bottrop-based tuner claims the 0.23 Cd figure has improved by 7.2%. This has an excellent effect on the all-important range; Brabus says that at speeds between 62 and 87 mph, the range increases by an average of 7%.
Brabus has previously introduced an aero kit for the standard EQS Sedan and also claimed at the time that it improves range and performance.