Akmal Azhar
Brabus has unleashed a bold new variant of its Rocket GTS lineup, known as the Deep Blue. Breaking away from the brand’s typical stealthy matte black look, this model dazzles with a shimmering deep-blue exposed carbon fiber finish. The design showcases Brabus’ mastery in coachbuilding and aerodynamic refinement, creating a head-turning blend of performance and beauty.
Hybrid V8 Powertrain Producing 1,000 Horsepower
At the heart of the Deep Blue is a heavily reworked version of the AMG SL 63 S E Performance’s twin-turbo V8 engine. Enlarged to 4.5 liters, the engine produces 796 horsepower on its own, paired with a 204-hp electric motor. Combined, the powertrain delivers a massive 1,000 hp and 1,620 Nm of torque, electronically managed for durability. The result is mind-blowing acceleration: 0–100 km/h in 2.6 seconds and 0–300 km/h in 23.6 seconds.
Advanced Aerodynamics Meet Unique Estate Bodywork
The Deep Blue’s body is a fusion of coupe and estate design, all crafted from lightweight prepreg carbon fiber. Aerodynamic elements include wide arches, a front spoiler, side skirts, and a large ducktail spoiler—all tested in the wind tunnel for performance efficiency. The car sits on staggered 21-inch front and 22-inch rear forged wheels with carbon fiber air blades for brake cooling.
Lavish Brabus Masterpiece Interior with Custom Details
Inside, Brabus elevates luxury with a Masterpiece-grade interior. Upholstered in slate-gray leather and Alcantara, the cabin also features carbon fiber trim, Shell-pattern stitching, and illuminated entry panels. Even the trunk and carpet receive handcrafted attention, making the interior as bespoke as the exterior.
Performance Soundtrack and Functional Exhaust System
Complementing the monstrous powertrain is a BRABUS high-performance exhaust system with active valves and quad titanium tailpipes. Integrated into a carbon-fiber rear diffuser, the setup ensures a dramatic soundtrack with every press of the throttle.
$1.18 Million Price Tag and Ultra-Exclusive Appeal
Brabus is pricing the Rocket GTS Deep Blue at around $1.18 million, making it one of the most expensive estates in the world. Much of the premium cost—about $70,000—is due to the bespoke blue carbon fiber finish alone. Built entirely to order, this hyper GT is as exclusive as it is extravagant.
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