New limited-edition AMG GT pram puts your baby in the fast lane
For the super sporty parent who has a Mercedes-Benz AMG and young kids, this limited-edition AMG GT pram is for you.This latest collaboration between Mercedes-Benz AMG and German pram making specialists Hartan sees a special limited-edition version of the AMG GT pushchair, limited to 299 units worldwide hit the pavement.
Highlights of this limited-edition model include the red AMG pattern against a black background on the hood of the pram and the premium folding bag. The pram also comes with cross-spoke rims in the original AMG design and the seat inlay is made of original Dinamica, the same fabric used for the seats in AMG vehicles.
The central element of the design is the sun canopy made of high-quality jacquard fabric with a red AMG diamond pattern. There is also an AMG logo on the frame and in the form of high-quality embroidery made of reflective thread on the folding pocket to ensure all the other parents at the mall will recognise the brand.
Each model has an original AMG badge on both sides of the frame, revealing the exclusive limited edition number out of the 299 it is.
As with the previous Mercedes inspired models from Hartan, the AMG GT brings high comfort for the passenger (the kid) and optimum manageability for the driver (the parent).
These features include large, lockable swivel wheels with suspension, the pram can be pushed over any terrain. The handles are a black leather look with red topstitching ensuring a high-quality feel, while the standard handbrake and a sophisticated 5-point harness system with magnetic closure and reflectors on the height-adjustable handle ensure maximum safety.
With its ultra-compact pack size, the AMG GT pram is an ideal travel companion, even if you drive the actual AMG GT itself. Including the reversible seat unit, it folds down to 69cm x 58.5cm x 31cm so no matter the car boot size, you won't go without it.
The AMG GT pram is limited to 299 units and will be available in selected baby stores in Europe from July 2022. Official pricing is yet to be released but the non-special edition version goes for €1,100 ($1665 AUD) so we anticipate it will command a price premium on that.
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