M176
V8 biturbo- 176.980 4.0 L · 3,982 cc
421 PS
310 kW · 416 hp à 5,250 tr/min
610 N·m
450 lb·ft à 2,250 tr/min
Mercedes-Benz G-Class · 2nd generation W463 (W463 BII)
Stronger than time — almost entirely new beneath familiar skin.

Independent front double-wishbone suspension, rack-and-pinion steering, roughly 170 kg less weight despite larger dimensions, 9G-Tronic and S-Class-derived safety systems brought the G-Class into the modern era — including its first Euro NCAP crash rating.
The range centered on the M176 G 500 / G 550 and M177 G 63 AMG (the V12 was dropped), joined by OM656 diesels; specials ran through G 63 4×4² and Final Edition before the W465 replaced it in March 2024.

The second-generation W463 range — G 500 / G 550, G 63 AMG and the OM656 diesels — identified by chassis and engine codes where published.
| Modèle | Millésimes | Châssis | Moteur | Boîte | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G 500 / G 550 | 2019–2023 | 463.260 | 176.980 | 725 | — |
| G 63 AMG | 2019–2024 | 463.276 | 177.980 | 725 | — |
| G 350 d | 2019–2024 | 463 | OM656 | 725 | — |
| G 400 d | 2020–2024 | 463 | OM656 | 725 | — |

From the 2018 Detroit reveal to the 2024 hand-over to the W465. These are the changes that matter when dating a second-generation G.

M176 and M177 petrol V8s, plus the OM656 diesel family — no V12 this time.
421 PS
310 kW · 416 hp à 5,250 tr/min
610 N·m
450 lb·ft à 2,250 tr/min
585 PS
430 kW · 577 hp à 6,000 tr/min
850 N·m
627 lb·ft à 2,500 tr/min
286 PS
210 kW · 282 hp à 3,400 tr/min
600 N·m
443 lb·ft à 1,200 tr/min
330 PS
243 kW · 326 hp à 3,400 tr/min
700 N·m
516 lb·ft à 1,200 tr/min
Factory sales literature for the G-Class, exactly as it left the dealership — free to download as PDF.
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