Mercedes-AMG is currently shifting towards an all-electric lineup ? a feat the brand is aiming to achieve by 2025. And while that ambitious milestone is still far off on the horizon, the German outfit is nonetheless giving the public a glimpse at its forthcoming all-EV range via the unveiling of an all-new, fully-electric supercar concept.

Christened the “AMG Vision,” this concept sports a four-door configuration with a low, slammed stance and a stretched GT-style wheelbase. Starting with a futuristic take on the AMG GT’s massive front grille with a vertical bar arrangement and an LED-illuminated grille surround, the front of the vehicle boasts a headlight setup that’s comprised of stylized, three-dimensional Mercedes stars. The vehicle’s sleek front end feeds into a speed-tail-style rear end and integrated spoiler. Flared wheel arches also open up space to accommodate wide-diameter wheels fitted with aero elements.
The aft-end of the concept has also been bestowed with half-a-dozen circular LED units that serve as taillights while the car’s standard side mirrors have been jettisoned in favor of aero-blade winglets The entire car also takes influence from the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team racers, with a silver livery that’s accented via sills and a lip kit in Petronas green and numerous exposed carbon fiber elements. No information has been provided on the concept car‘s powertrain, though we’...