The Most Expensive Pickup Truck In The World

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Saturday, 5 Sep 2026 03:00 0 6 autotech

Pickup trucks have always punched above their weight, but the segment’s evolution over the past two decades has been nothing short of remarkable. What began as a utilitarian tool for farms and job sites has become one of the most hotly contested spaces in the automotive world — and at the very top of the market, some trucks have crossed into territory that would make a supercar buyer blush. We’re talking six-figure, and in some cases seven-figure, price tags attached to machines that blend extreme off-road capability, staggering power, and interiors that rival the finest luxury sedans. Pickup trucks are no longer just about hauling and towing — they’re status symbols, performance machines, and, at the very extreme end, rolling works of automotive art.

The Most Expensive Pickup Truck In the World Is The Brabus G63 6×6

Brabus G63 6×6 Key Specs

	Brabus B63S 700 6×6	Brabus G850 6×6	Brabus 900 XLP “One of Ten” 6×6	Brabus XLP 800 6×6 Adventure
Engine	Twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V8	Twin-turbocharged 5.9-liter V8	Twin-turbocharged 4.5-liter V8	Twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8
Transmission	7-speed AMG Speedshift Plus automatic	7-speed AMG Speedshift Plus automatic	9-speed AMG Speedshift automatic	9-speed AMG Speedshift automatic
Drivetrain	6-wheel drive (6×6) with five locking differentials	6-wheel drive (6×6) with five locking differentials	6-wheel drive (6×6) with portal axles and five locking differentials	6-wheel drive (6×6) with portal axles and five locking differentials
Power	700 hp	850 hp	900 hp	800 hp
Torque	708 lb-ft	1,069 lb-ft	1,106 lb-ft	737 lb-ft
MSRP	~$1 million	~1.2 million	~1.5 million	~1.5 million

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Brabus’ 6×6 Models Cost Over $1 Million

Brabus takes the already formidable G63 6×6 and transforms it into something truly extraordinary. Depending on the model, the twin-turbocharged V8 is pushed past 800 horsepower, and one variant has its displacement bored out to 6.3 liters for a full 900 horsepower. Portal axles use gears to position the wheel hub below the axle centerline, massive tires add over 15 inches of ground clearance on some builds, and custom Öhlins dampers are fitted across all three axles. A six-wheel-drive system with five locking differentials ensures maximum traction on mud, sand, and ice.

Depending on the configuration, a Brabus G63 6×6 costs well over $1 million — roughly double the price of a standard Mercedes-AMG G63 6×6.

Brabus B63S 700 6×6

This is one of the earliest iterations of the Brabus G63 6×6. Its 5.5-liter twin-turbo V8 engine is tuned to produce 700 horsepower and 708 lb-ft of torque. It weighs over 4.5 tons and achieves 18 inches of ground clearance courtesy of its six portal axles, Öhlins bypass shocks, and 37-inch BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2 tires. There’s also a built-in air compressor with in-cabin controls for airing down and back up at the dunes. Carbon fiber trim and a roll bar dress up the exterior, while a full-size spare rides in the bed. Inside, the seats are reupholstered in quilted leather with carbon fiber trim throughout the cabin.

Brabus G850 6×6

This G850 6×6 started life as a four-wheel model and was converted by G Wagon Car Technology GmbH for over $600,000. Brabus increased the engine displacement to 5.9 liters, pushing output to nearly 850 horsepower. It rides on 37-inch Pro Comp Tire Xtreme MT2 tires, and Brabus adds new headlights, daytime running lights, a Brabus front grille, a roof spoiler, and more aggressive exterior trim. The interior is reupholstered in tan quilted leather, and the tan leather shift knob wears a Brabus badge on top.

Brabus 900 XLP “One of Ten” 6×6

For more street-focused performance and high-horsepower muscle, the ultra-exclusive Brabus 900 XLP “One of Ten” uses the company’s Rocket 900 twin-turbo 4.5-liter V8, producing 900 horsepower and 1,106 lb-ft of torque. It can sprint from 0–60 mph in 4.2 seconds. That doesn’t mean it’s a pushover off-road, however — it comes equipped with a heavy-duty electronic recovery winch, a roof rack, and 22-inch forged wheels wrapped in 33-inch-tall Pirelli Scorpion all-terrain tires. Like most other Brabus models, the exterior features extensive carbon fiber trim, and Brabus’s electronically adjustable flap sport exhaust system routes spent gases through dual side-exit outlets.

Brabus XLP 800 6×6 Adventure

For a more expedition-oriented approach, the XLP 800 6×6 Adventure offers 18.6 inches of ground clearance, an integrated winch, and LED roof lights. Its 4.0-liter V8 produces 800 horsepower. Unlike the Brabus 900 XLP, the Adventure model prioritizes utility and off-road capability while still delivering significant luxury upgrades suited to long-range expeditions. Imagine fitting a high-end camper shell over the bed and heading completely off the grid — it would have to be the world’s most expensive motorhome.

The Hennessey VelociRaptor 6×6 Is Another Expensive Six-Wheeled Pickup Truck

Hennessey, a Texas-based tuner, has built its own take on the ultimate Ford F-150 Raptor. The VelociRaptor 6×6 is a high-performance, six-wheeled version of the Raptor, featuring an upgraded twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 that produces around 600 horsepower. Like the G63 6×6, the VelociRaptor uses portal axles for improved ground clearance, allowing it to run massive 37-inch Nitto Ridge Grappler all-terrain tires on all three axles. Pricing starts around $500,000 depending on the specific build, and can climb considerably higher with additional options.

Source: Brabus