Carlex Design Unveils Customized Mercedes-Benz X-Class: A Rugged Overlander With Unique Styling
Giancarlo Perlas July 7, 2023Carlex Design has breathed new life into the Mercedes-Benz X-Class, showcasing an impressive aftermarket upgrade both inside and out. Embodying the spirit of an overlander, this modified pickup boasts a rugged design that is sure to turn heads. With a range of enhancements, Carlex Design has transformed the X-Class into a true off-road beast.
Exterior Upgrades
Carlex Design has given the X-Class a distinctive makeover, incorporating fender attachments, a tweaked grille, new side steps, and a different rear bumper in its EXY body kit. The addition of a roll bar in the open bed and the inclusion of five-spoke wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires further enhance its adventurous appeal.
The smoked front and rear lighting units add a touch of mystery to the X-Class’s appearance, while the white finish with unique decals adds a personalized touch.
Custom Interior
Step inside the Carlex Design-modified X-Class, and you’ll be greeted by a custom interior that exudes luxury. Suede and leather upholstery in a sleek black color, adorned with contrasting stitching, elevates the cabin’s ambiance.
The Carlex Design branding tastefully placed on the seatbacks and other elements adds an exclusive touch. The inclusion of bucket seats up front ensures both driver and passenger experience comfort and security, even during off-road excursions.
Price
Carlex Design’s meticulous modifications come at a price. The limited edition EXY Extreme, designed and produced by Carlex Design, is available for €79,335 ($86,745). Considering the extensive workmanship and attention to detail, the price is justified for those seeking a unique and capable pickup truck.
The tuner also offers a Certificate of Authenticity, providing official documentation for the modifications performed by their skilled craftsmen. With the Carlex Design Mercedes-Benz X-Class, adventure enthusiasts can explore off the beaten path in style and comfort.
