While the AMG GT Coupe was more of a daily-driver supercar, its open-top brother was more of a GT with high performances.

Mercedes-AMG made the GT R Roadster in just 750 units and offered the performance of a racing car combined with the luxury of a grand tourer that could be driven with its top down.

Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster

Mercedes-AMG engineers worked around the clock to refresh the S-version for the GT lineup in both shapes, the coupe, and the roadster, and the result was unveiled in 2018.

One year after the introduction of the Mercedes-AMG GT coupe, the German automaker unveiled the open-top version of this, named GT Roadster.

In 2016, Mercedes-AMG improved its roadster lineup with a version that sat between the base GT and the top performer GT R.