AKRAPOVIC Exhaust System Evolution Line (Titanium) MERCEDES-BENZ E63 AMG / E63S AMG (W213 / S213) 2017-2020 ECE Type Approval

Important: Due to packaging requirements, the Evolution Line system is split into two part numbers. Both MTP-ME/T/5H and E-ME/T/5 must be ordered. The mandatory Tail Pipe Set must be ordered separately.

The Akrapovic Evolution Line (Titanium) is engineered as a direct replacement for the AMG Performance Exhaust System fitted to the Mercedes-AMG E 63 and E 63 S. Manufactured from specially developed ultra-lightweight titanium alloys, the system significantly reduces overall weight while enhancing performance and torque delivery across a broad rpm range.

The exhaust is finished with handcrafted carbon fibre tailpipes available in matte or high gloss finish, visually separated by a newly designed cast titanium element. Additional components cast in Akrapovic’s in-house foundry include an active X-connection and an extra pair of exhaust valves positioned behind the rear mufflers, ensuring precise acoustic control.

The system preserves the characteristic AMG sound signature while delivering a deeper and fuller tone with enhanced feedback inside and outside the cabin. Optimized gas flow and reduced back pressure provide extended tuning potential.

The system is ECE type-approved and designed for plug-and-play installation without ECU remapping or additional components.

Ultra-lightweight titanium construction

Active X-connection with additional exhaust valves

Handcrafted carbon fibre tailpipes (matte or high gloss)

Over 45% weight reduction compared to stock system

ECE type-approved, no ECU remapping required

Fitment Notice:

Designed to replace the AMG Performance Exhaust System.

Not compatible with vehicles equipped with Otto Particulate Filter (OPF).

Specifications:

Maximum Power: 453.6 kW at 6050 rpm (+15.1 kW)

Maximum Torque: 899.7 Nm at 2900 rpm (+54.4 Nm)

Weight: 15.5 kg

Weight Reduction: -13.6 kg (-46.8%)

Measured with: Mercedes-AMG E 63 / E 63 S Sedan/Estate (W213/S213) 2017