The Brabus P 900 Rocket Edition transforms the Mercedes G 63 into a high-performance pickup with 888 horsepower, combining a cargo bed with the power and luxury of a heavily modified G-Class. Production is limited to just 10 units, and the pictured example costs €711,718 before German VAT, or approximately $800,000.
The latest conversion follows earlier Brabus G 63 pickup builds but takes a different approach, prioritizing speed over off-road equipment. With extensive mechanical upgrades, distinctive styling and a customized interior, the P 900 Rocket Edition is designed for buyers seeking an exclusive vehicle.
Brabus P 900 Rocket Edition Engine and Performance
The pickup features a twin-turbocharged V8 engine enlarged to approximately 4.5 liters. Upgrades include forged pistons, a billet crankshaft and larger turbochargers, producing 888 horsepower and 922 lb-ft of torque.
Torque is electronically limited to 774 lb-ft to protect the transmission. The truck can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in 3.7 seconds, while its top speed is limited to 149 mph.
The performance-focused setup also includes coilovers that lower the truck by 1.8 inches and 24-inch wheels, emphasizing road performance rather than traditional off-road capability.
A Luxury Pickup Bed With Premium Materials
The conversion adds a cargo bed behind the rear seats, separated from the cabin by a new steel bulkhead with a heated rear window. The bed features a metal floor and tailgate, carbon-fiber side panels, soft-teak decking and two lockable, waterproof storage boxes.
A matte-black sports bar sits above the bed, completing the pickup’s distinctive exterior design.
The P 900 Rocket Edition combines the luxury of a modified Mercedes G-Class with the functionality of a dedicated cargo area. However, payload and towing capacities have not been provided, leaving important practical details unanswered for buyers considering it as a working truck.
Inside the Brabus P 900 Rocket Edition
The cabin features leather and Alcantara upholstery, red quilted stitching and carbon-fiber trim, maintaining the vehicle’s focus on luxury and customization.
Each pickup is built to order, and personalization options can increase the final price. Buyers can customize their vehicles, but the cost can rise beyond the already substantial price of the pictured example.
Why the $800,000 Brabus Pickup Is So Exclusive
With production limited to 10 units and a price of approximately $800,000 before German VAT, the Brabus P 900 Rocket Edition combines high-performance engineering with ultra-luxury customization.
Its 888-horsepower engine, bespoke pickup conversion and premium interior make it more of a collectible luxury vehicle than an everyday commuter. For buyers interested in a Brabus G-Class at a more accessible price, the used market offers a more realistic alternative.
