Since 1977
Maximum performance. No compromise.
Every engine hand-built. Every detail bespoke. One philosophy since 1977.
BRABUSFounded in 1977 in Bottrop, in Germany’s Ruhr region, Brabus began when Bodo Buschmann set out to build cars no existing tuner could deliver. Together with Klaus Brackmann, the company was born — its name drawn from the first letters of their surnames: Brackmann and Buschmann.
From a single workshop to a worldwide name, Brabus has become the definitive high-performance house for Mercedes-Benz, Maybach and Smart — and has left its mark on Porsche and Bentley. Every build is a pursuit of one thing: maximum performance, with no compromise.
A selection of the legendary machines that define what Brabus stands for — extreme power, strictly limited numbers, and total exclusivity.
1 of 10
A hand-built twelve-cylinder monster on the iconic G-Class silhouette — one of the most exclusive Brabus creations ever made.
1 of 15
An uncompromising, road-legal off-road hyper-truck built in the tiniest of series — brute force meets craftsmanship.
Record
The record-chasing super-sedan that put Brabus among the fastest street-legal cars in the world.
Bespoke
Executive restraint on the outside, ferocious Brabus power beneath — the definition of a wolf in a tailored suit.