The Mercedes-AMG SL is a high-performance roadster produced by the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz under its performance division, AMG. The SL nameplate dates back to the 1950s, originally standing for “Sport Leicht” (Sport Light), and has long represented Mercedes-Benz’s open-top grand touring models.

The modern Mercedes-AMG SL features a two-seat roadster configuration with a retractable soft-top roof. It is powered by turbocharged engines developed by AMG, typically including high-output V8 units, and is paired with an automatic transmission and advanced suspension systems. Rear-wheel drive is standard in many variants, with performance-focused engineering aimed at dynamic handling and acceleration.

Designed to combine luxury and sport performance, the Mercedes-AMG SL incorporates digital instrumentation, advanced driver-assistance systems, and premium interior materials. It is positioned within the luxury roadster segment, balancing open-air driving with high-performance capability and refined comfort.