German Special Customs released the new photos of its work involving the current generation of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. As seen in the photo above and in the gallery below, the W222 received styling enhancements to improve its appeal.

One of the noticeable changes in the car came from its front bumper. The mesh looked different and a new front spoiler was incorporated to it. Integrated LED DRLs were also installed and the bonnet was reshaped to appear sportier while getting new air intakes. The grille, mesh in the front bumper, and vents were all blacked out to provide a contrasting effect to the white paint of the car.

The other changes were in the side skirts, rear bumper, rear diffuser, and tailpipes. The exhaust tips were modeled similar to the shape found on the Mercedes-AMG variants. The three-pointed star badges of the auto were removed too.

As for the wheels, GSC fitted the S-Class with 21-inch BBS CH-R II alloy rims. These were wrapped with Continental Sport Contact tires in sizes 255/35R21 for the front and 285/30R21 on the rear to add to its performance on the road.

The starting price of the body kit provided by GSC for the flagship car of Mercedes is at 4,500 euros. The components can be ordered by customers in GRP or carbon fiber.

GSC Mercedes-Benz S-Class Photos

Check out the other photos of the Mercedes S-Class that was redesigned by GSC: