Mercedes-Benz has been conducting tests on a Maybach version of the new SL, which is anticipated to see its premiere around the beginning of 2025.Mercedes-Benz's aim for 2022 is to concentrate on producing high-margin, low-volume automobiles for their Maybach sub-brand, and this aligns with that approach. After the Maybach EQS SUV has joined the S-Class and GLS-Class, the SL will be the next vehicle to be introduced.Different front and rear fascias, a characteristic Maybach grille with vertical slats that are reminiscent of pinstripes, wheels, and exhaust tips that are consistent with other Maybachs are all aspects that are included in the prototype. Under the camouflage, there is also a new hood that has a line running across the middle of it. There was a teaser for the year 2022 that showed a red automobile with a black hood that contrasted with the red car and was covered in tiny Maybach insignia. This teaser hinted at a possible option.Even though the interior has not yet been seen, you can anticipate modifications that are geared toward providing the occupants with a luxurious experience. It is not obvious what kinds of engines are available, although Maybachs normally come with the most potent engines that are available. This might be a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine that produces more than 577 horsepower (430 kW) in this scenario. Because the charging connector is not visible on the prototype that was sighted being tested, it is possible that the plug-in hybrid option that has 805 horsepower (601 kW) will not be included.The month of May also saw Mercedes-Benz announce the launch of a new Mythos series of coachbuilt vehicles. For Mercedes' most devoted clients, the first vehicle will be a limited-edition SL speedster, which will be restricted to 250 units and will be previewed by the PureSpeed concept.