Press Release
Editor's note: Translation by WorldCarFans.com
590Hp with 920Nm torque
The K60 sport is powered by a 12-cylinder V-engine with twin-turbocharger. Thanks to the sophisticated KICHERER Performance Package, the SL now develops an undisputed 590 HP exhibiting a powerful torque of 920 Nm. The projectile masters the classic sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in an extraordinary 4.4 seconds and, to be reasonable, the top speed has been electronically limited to 300 km/h.
Additional modifications to the SL include a racing differential lock with altered gear ratio and a significantly improved brake system.
Basic vehicle: Mercedes-Benz SL 600 BiTurbo
Performance: 590 HP / 434 KW at 5000 RPM Modified engine management incl. Vmax increase and tachometer
Torque: 920 Nm at 4200 rpm
Displacement: 5513 cm3
Base price: 126,500.00 Euro
Maximum speed: 300 km/h regulated
0-100 km/h: 4.4 sec
Drive: 5-speed automatic transmission with steering column shift lever
Prices K60 sport
KICHERER Performance Package
- Front spoiler
- Rear spoiler
- Diffusor
- SL-R Full-carbon fiber hood light-weight design
- Quadruple sports exhaust system
- Electronic chassis adjustment with sporty characteristics
- 20-inch wheel (handcrafted)
- Ergonomic leather/Alcantara sport steering wheel
- Performance optimization (modified engine management)
- Fuel cooling
- Modified transmission management
- Brake system optimization
- Vmax increase
18.500,00 Euro
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KICHERER Sports rear axle with differential lock
4.600,00 Euro
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KICHERER Manufaktur - Interior trim components / louvered hood in real carbon, KICHERER Entry steps, lighted - EVO sport
3,900.00 Euro
All prices are net, legal sales tax to be added
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