Mercedes-Maybach GLS Is Looking Even Better Thanks To Larte Design

Some may have found past attempts to spruce up the Mercedes-Maybach GLS excessive, but the latest design changes from Larte Design are pleasantly conservative. Black-painted GLS600 is well-suited to the sporty body kit, which was meant to reduce as much chrome as possible while still preserving the car's class and firmness, according to the tuning company.

After speaking with Maybach owners, Larte discovered that the majority were dissatisfied by the premium SUV's design. To address this, the tuner has made several cosmetic adjustments. The bigger grille, now coated black to complement the bodywork, is the most visible alteration from the front.

Larte has also added a unique design hood to Mercedes-Maybach GLS, offering it even more oomph. A modified front bumper with sharper touches substitutes the chrome bash plate featured on normal vehicles and has a distinctive navigation light module. AMG exhaust tips and a vibrant spoiler can be seen at the rear.

Arch expansions are also possible, offering the GLS600's already broad posture a more aggressive appearance. Larte claims that the modest door sills don't conflict with the retractable Maybach running boards. The design is completed by 24-inch forged wheels with a dash of chrome.

Larte hasn't said if Mercedes-Maybach GLS will get any engine enhancements. That's not required, though, with a 558-hp twin-turbo V8 under the hood. The inside seems to be unaltered as well. Buyers can get quality Nappa leather, a variety of trim finishes, and folding tray tables for the rear seats from the factory. If it isn't enough, the Mercedes MANUFAKTUR service will fulfill any customization wish.