Mercedes-Benz unveils G-Wagon MRV 6.2 multirole vehicle

Shaun Connors, Jane's talks to Mercedes-Benz about their G-Class based MRV 6.2 multirole vehicle. According to Mercedes-Benz, the MRV 6.2 is now production-ready. The MRV 6.2 continues to be based on G-Class 461 series serial components, including the 3.428 m ladder frame chassis-cab chassis, which is uprated for the multirole vehicle (MRV) application.
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[@lordemarsh6804]

Driving a merc into battle now that's class

[@FlyLikeAirplaneKnows]

where’s the dual MBUX screens? is AMG available? Heated seats? Cooled seats? Massage options?

[@paulcwyuen]

Still no answer to the suspension question.

[@Patty-qy8qh]

I hope it comes with particle filter and Euro6!

[@pascallegione]

What is the 'Brand' name of the 'Kinetic Recovery Rope's'

[@arthurstube]

Why is this running the old W164 chassis and gear box ?

[@gifu-117]

The headlights look awesome, wonder if there's a qay to get them in the civilian world

[@johnnytampocao7671]

It's a cool vehicle looks rugged but attractive.

[@Toyota-Coaster]

Is this legal to own?

[@roccosautotech]

Its finally come full circle, this is what they envisioned when they built the first G wagon, maybe.

[@stephen9869]

But whats's the 0-60?!

[@lankafan8311]

This is awesome as always made in Germany

[@Adrian_Nel]

Did the one toff say six dot two? At least the other toff said six point two.

[@paridshllaku7244]

Beast mode On.

[@jasons44]

It showed very few the options but you sure did focusing on those two speakers for some reason did you guys think we were really want to watch you guys talk

[@cigarjefe]

This is for the fancy boy soldier.

[@Bru946]

There are literally 3 things in common that he mentioned with the G class and all of those things probably are very different from the G class.

[@monolithknives931]

G wagons RULE!

[@excitableboy7031]

Wait, Jane's? Like those old flight sims?

[@FixItRyan]

Master question deflector...