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Mercedes E-Class W213 in 2024 facelift and W214 style: AMG E63, Maybach or AMG-Line?

Five ways to refresh the exterior of the Mercedes E-Class W213 2016–2023: facelift kits in AMG E63, AMG-Line, Maybach and Executive style, plus a conversion to W214 AMG E53. We break down what’s included, pre-facelift vs 2020 facelift compatibility, and what you’ll still need to modify after purchase.
Mercedes E-Class W213 in 2024 facelift and W214 style: AMG E63, Maybach or AMG-Line? Photo 1Mercedes E-Class W213 in 2024 facelift and W214 style: AMG E63, Maybach or AMG-Line? Photo 2

The 2016–2023 Mercedes E-Class W213 can be converted on the outside into one of five styles: the W213 facelift in AMG E63, AMG-Line, Maybach or Executive guise, or the new W214 in AMG E53 style. The first four kits are designed primarily for the pre-facelift 2016–2020 sedan: they replace the front and rear bumpers, headlights, trunk lid, and rear lights with 2020 facelift parts, while the hood and fenders remain stock. The W214 E53–style kit goes further: it also includes the hood and front fenders. Below is the content of each kit as listed on the product cards, a comparison table, and what you will need to finish after purchase.

Contents

How the pre-facelift W213 differs from the W213 2020+ and W214

The W213 sedan debuted in January 2016 at the Detroit Auto Show and was produced through 2023. Mercedes revealed the facelift online in March 2020 because that year’s Geneva Motor Show was canceled. Externally, the updated sedan received new bumpers, a wider grille, redesigned LED headlights (optional Multibeam LED), new-design rear lights, and a differently shaped trunk lid: the lights now extend onto it. That is why facelift-conversion kits from pre-facelift to facelift include both the lights and the trunk lid—without the new lid, the new lights will not fit.

The next generation, W214, was presented by Mercedes on April 25, 2023, and the AMG E53 Hybrid based on it—on March 11, 2024: a Panamericana grille with vertical slats, a bumper with large air intakes, a diffuser, and four round exhaust tips. We covered the W213 itself in detail—engines, trim levels, weak points—in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 review.

What kits are available for the W213 and what each includes

In the facelift kit section for the E-Class W213 there are currently five sets, all by GBT, designed to fit factory mounting points. The contents are taken from the product cards; where the card says “see photo,” we listed the parts based on the kit photo, and the contents of such sets should be confirmed with a manager.

KitWhat gets replacedWhat remains stockWhat to consider
2024 facelift to AMG E63AMG E63 front bumper, AMG E63 rear bumper, rear diffuser with Silver tips, OEM 2020–2023 (LED) front headlights, trunk lid, 2020–2024 rear lightsHood, fenders, doors, sills, interiorThe sportiest look; the grille is not listed in the specification, although it is shown in the kit photo—please уточнюйте
2024 facelift to AMG-LineAMG-Line front bumper, AMG E63 rear bumper, rear diffuser with AMG-Line Silver tips, OEM 2020–2023 (LED) headlights, trunk lid, 2020–2024 rear lightsHood, fenders, doors, sills, interiorA calmer front end than the E63, with the same lighting and rear
2024 facelift to MaybachFrom the photo: front bumper with a chrome grille with vertical slats, headlights, rear bumper with chrome inserts and tips, trunk lid with lightsHood, fenders, doors, interiorThe contents on the product card say “see photo”; confirm before ordering
2024 facelift to ExecutiveFrom the photo: front bumper with a grille with horizontal chrome slats, headlights, rear bumper with diffuser, trunk lid with lightsHood, fenders, doors, interiorA classic “executive” look; the contents on the card say “see photo”
Facelift to W214 AMG E53Front bumper assembly with grille and side air intakes, headlights, hood, front fenders, rear bumper with diffuser and four round tips, rear lights with a light bar across the trunk lid and wiring, trunk lid, brackets and installation hardwareDoors, sills, roof, interiorThe deepest conversion: the entire front end is replaced; fits both the pre-facelift and facelift sedan

Important: the kits for converting to the 2020 facelift do not include a hood or fenders—the front-end silhouette remains that of the W213. No kit includes side skirts.

AMG E63, AMG-Line, Maybach or Executive: which style to choose

  • AMG E63 — for those who want the sportiest look: AMG E63-design bumpers, diffuser, and exhaust tips. The E63 and E53 styles are easiest to tell apart from the rear: the E53 has round tips, while the E63 has square ones.
  • AMG-Line — a compromise: sporty but with a more restrained front bumper, while the rear and lighting are the same as in the E63 set. It looks good on a car that drives around the city every day.
  • Maybach — a chrome grille with vertical slats and chrome inserts on the rear bumper. This is a styling inspired by Mercedes-Maybach models for those who prefer luxury over sport.
  • Executive — a classic grille with horizontal slats, without sporty accents.

If you do not need the new headlight look and only want sportier bumpers, for the pre-facelift W213 there are body kit sets without replacing headlights and taillights: AMG E63 for 2016–2020 (front bumper, reinforcement bar, grille, diffuser for the stock rear bumper, tips) and Maybach for 2016–2020 (front and rear bumpers). Separately, there are Maybach-style LED headlights for the W213 2016–2020.

Can you turn a W213 into the new W214

Externally—partly. The W214 AMG E53–style kit replaces the entire front end: bumper, grille, headlights, hood, and fenders, and at the rear—a bumper with diffuser, the trunk lid, and lights with a full-width light bar. The hood and fenders are required here because the W214 has a different front-end shape, and without the new lights and trunk lid the rear of the new generation will not come together.

But the car will not become a true W214: the doors, glass, roof, interior, multimedia, and all the hardware remain from the W213. So it is honest to say “W213 in W214 E53 style.” We discussed similar logic—“new face, old body”—using the example of the G-Class W463 in G63 2018+ style.

What a W213 owner should do after the 2020 facelift

On a facelifted car, the headlights, taillights, and trunk lid are already the new version, so a full facelift-conversion set mostly duplicates what is already installed. For such a car there are two paths:

  • Body kit set for 2020–2024: AMG E63 (front bumper and diffuser with tips), AMG E63 with a rear bumper, or Maybach (front bumper, grille, diffuser, tips, installation kit).
  • W214 E53–style kit — according to the product card, it also fits the facelift sedan because it replaces the hood, fenders, lighting, and rear completely.

What you will need to finish: painting, sensors, lighting

  • Painting. The bumpers in all kits are polypropylene (PP); they, as well as the hood, fenders, and trunk lid, are painted in the body color. First, the parts are test-fitted and the gaps are aligned, and only then are they painted.
  • Parking sensors and cameras. The kits do not include parking sensors or cameras: the factory ones are transferred to the new bumpers. Before painting, check whether the sensor holes are already cut out or only marked.
  • Headlights and electronics. If the car has Multibeam LED headlights, a camera, or a distance radar, discuss in advance with a manager what and how will be transferred and whether you will need an auto electrician to connect and configure the new lighting.
  • Emblem and small parts. уточніть whether the kit includes the emblem for the grille, whether the stock one is transferred, and whether body modifications are needed for the new taillights specifically for your kit.
  • Body. The trunk lid and rear bumper in the kits are for the sedan. For the S213 wagon and the C238 coupe, confirm compatibility with a manager.

Step-by-step preparation for the conversion is in the block below. The kit can be installed at the network of certified DD Tuning service centers—the nearest one will be suggested by a manager. Other parts for this body are collected on the Mercedes E-Class W213 tuning page.

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How it works

  1. Determine your W213 Tell the manager the year, body style (sedan, wagon, coupe), trim (Avantgarde, AMG Line, E43, E53) or VIN, and send photos of the front and rear: the year in the registration document does not show whether the car has already been modified.
  2. Choose the depth of the conversion For a pre-facelift sedan — a 2020 facelift kit in the required style; for a facelift model — a body kit for 2020–2024; for the look of the new generation — a kit in the style of the W214 E53.
  3. Check the kit contents and electronics Confirm the contents of the kits where the product card says «see photo», as well as what will happen with the Multibeam headlights, camera, radar, and parking sensors.
  4. Test fit before painting At the service, the old parts are removed, the new ones are test-fitted, the gaps are adjusted, and the openings for the sensors are checked.
  5. Paint and install After test fitting, the parts are prepared and painted in the body color, then installed, the lights and taillights are connected, and the operation of all systems is checked.

Pros and cons

  • The look of a restyled W213 or W214 E53 without replacing the car

  • The 2020 restyling kits replicate the factory update: bumpers, LED headlights, taillights, and trunk lid in one set

  • Four styles to choose from: AMG E63, AMG-Line, Maybach, Executive, plus W214 E53

  • Parts fit into the factory mounting points

  • The doors, glass, interior, and hardware remain from the W213 — it is a styling update, not a new generation

  • All body parts require test fitting, panel gap adjustment, and painting

  • Parking sensors and cameras are transferred from the original setup, and the new lighting may require work by an auto electrician

  • The kits are designed for a sedan; the contents of the Maybach and Executive sets should be checked with the manager

This material was prepared using AI tools for topic research, structuring and initial draft creation. Fact-checking, editing, expert review and final approval were performed by Maksym Vasyliovych Radomskyi.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, these kits are made exactly for that: they replace the front and rear bumpers, the headlights with OEM 2020–2023 ones, the trunk lid, and the taillights with facelift parts. The hood and fenders remain stock.
It is more extensive: besides the bumpers, headlights, taillights, and trunk lid, it also changes the hood and front fenders, because the W214 has a different front-end shape. According to the listing, it fits both pre-facelift and facelift W213 sedans.
In the kits, the trunk lid and rear bumper are for the sedan, so a full kit is not intended for the wagon. Please check compatibility of individual parts for the S213 and C238 coupe with the manager.
Yes. The bumpers are made of polypropylene, and the hood, fenders, and trunk lid are painted to match the body color after test-fitting and setting the gaps. The kits do not include parking sensors or cameras — the factory ones are transferred over.
The easiest way is from the rear: the E53 has four round exhaust tips, while the E63 has square ones.
The headlights, taillights, and trunk lid are already the new design there, so it makes more sense to get a body kit for 2020–2024 models (AMG E63 or Maybach) or a W214 E53-style kit. Installation can be done at the DD Tuning network of certified service centers.

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