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Mercedes-Benz AMG is now to be translated to Maybach. While most part of the bodywork will be carried over, new trim elements will make it easy to distinguish the Maybach SL from other variants. Mercedes is determined to expand its range of high-end luxury models and naturally, one of the main priorities is Maybach. Besides the S-Class, the GLS, and the upcoming EQS, another model that will proudly wear the Maybach emblems is the new SL roadster. Extra chrome elements will be added to the bumper intakes, front fenders, mirror caps, side sills, and diffuser, replacing the dark-themed carbon fiber trim of the AMG derivative. After all, Maybach customers want to be seen and there is nothing shinier and more reflective than bright chromework. Still, a highlight of the Maybach SL will be the black-painted bonnet with a chrome strip in the middle. It will feature a pretty unusual pattern with the Maybach logo scattered all over the place, reminiscent of some designers’ bags and clothing lines. The absenc
