Mercedes-AMG E 63 W213 for BeamNG.drive
A full-size AMG super sedan that carries itself like an executive car right up until you open the throttle, the W213 E 63 is all comfort and presence with serious pace underneath. This BeamNG.drive build brings it across with detailed exterior and interior modeling, fully functional air suspension, custom engine and exhaust sounds, PBR materials, and several configurations to pick from. It builds speed fast for a car this size, so it wants real braking room.
How it drives
It is at home on city roads, highways, mountain routes, and wide test maps, where the long sedan body gives it a planted, stable feel. Throttle discipline matters: a sudden stab mid-corner shifts weight quickly and costs you stability, while smooth inputs make it easy to place on the road. The air suspension changes how it deals with bumps and body movement, so it pays to brake early before traffic and tight bends rather than treating it like a lightweight track car.
Configurations and detail
Multiple configurations let you swing between a business-style sedan look, a sportier AMG presentation, or a more customized build, each riding on dedicated Mercedes-Benz wheels that keep the brand look consistent. The functional air suspension adds real value for stance changes and comfort-style cruising, the custom sounds make cockpit driving feel connected through gear changes and acceleration, and the PBR textures help paint, glass, trim, and interior surfaces read well across garage, night, and highway lighting. Author: bezev—Please download only through the official Modsfire link from the release.
Installing is simple: drop the .zip straight into your BeamNG. Drive the mods folder—don’t unzip it—and it appears in the in-game selector. New to mods? Our BeamNG. The drive installation guide walks through every step.
🔧 Our Test Notes
Hands-on notes from the CrashMods team
Most of our seat time in this one wasn't spent chasing lap times—it ended up being the car we just cruised in, and that's a compliment. The air suspension is the detail that makes it: it soaks up bumps on the highway, drops the stance for garage shots, and keeps the long body settled either way. The custom exhaust is connected enough through gear changes that cockpit driving feels genuinely alive, and the PBR work shows—paint, glass, and trim hold up in night and garage lighting where plenty of mods fall apart. When you do lean on it, remember it's a big executive sedan first: it piles on speed faster than your brain expects, and a sudden stab of throttle mid-corner unsettles it in a way gradual power never does, so drive it with flow rather than aggression. The business-spec config on the standard Mercedes wheels might quietly be the best thing in the pack. Tested on BeamNG 0.38.
