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The Black Series Is Back! Mercedes-AMG Confirms New Hardcore Track Car and GT3 Racer
Mercedes-AMG uses the Concept AMG GT Track Sport for new GT3 race car and next Black Series model, aiming to set performance benchmarks and break motorsport records.
- Mercedes-AMG confirmed this week it is developing a new "most extreme" Black Series road car and a GT3 racing variant, using a concept vehicle as a shared technology platform.
- Since 2006, the Black Series designation has represented the pinnacle of the Mercedes-AMG range, with the previous iteration serving as the brand's most powerful production car between 2021 and 2023.
- Dynamic testing on the Nordschleife has been underway since October 2025, with Christoph Sagemüller, Head of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport, confirming the team has gained important insights from initial tests.
- To distinguish the models, red will represent the GT3 racing car and yellow-green the Black Series road car, as Michael Schiebe, Mercedes-Benz head of production, aims to "set the next record-breaker."
- While technical specifications remain unconfirmed, the project reflects a commitment to maximum performance, and used Black Series models remain highly sought after in South Africa, occasionally advertised for up to R13m.
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Mercedes is officially bringing back the Black label
Mercedes-AMG is bringing back one of its most extreme sub-brands. They have officially confirmed that a new Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series is on the way, and it's set to become the most hardcore version yet of its flagship sports car. For those of you in the know, Black doesen't just mean "fast AMG". The upcoming Black Series will serve as a homologation model for a next-generation AMG GT3 race car, meaning the road-going version is being develop…
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