Moritz Kilper is a Development Engineer responsible for HV Components and Systems at Mercedes-AMG. He holds a master’s degree in vehicle engineering from the University of Stuttgart and the George Mason University.

AMG – around the world, these three distinctive letters embody automotive high performance, exclusivity and dynamic driving pleasure. Mercedes-AMG GmbH specializes in unique, high-performance vehicles. Sporty Saloons, SUVs, Coupés, Cabriolets, Roadsters and specially built one-off models create a product portfolio that meets every customer's wish. Mercedes-AMG is responsible for developing the design, aerodynamics, interior as well as the powertrain, engine, suspension, brakes and electronics – right up to granting final approval for production of the complete AMG vehicle. Mercedes-AMG GmbH is also in charge of all marketing and sales-related activities for its products. The image of AMG as the successful performance brand of Mercedes-Benz is reflected in its impressive successes in the world of motorsport and its unique vehicles. Today it is a one hundred percent subsidiary of Daimler AG and is the group's technological spearhead in the high-performance car segment. The AMG brand promise of "Driving Performance"​ stands for state-of-the-art technology and pure driving excitement. The cooperation agreement between Daimler-Benz AG and AMG in 1990 resulted in the first jointly developed vehicle in 1993 – the C 36 AMG. The gradual integration into the Daimler group began in 1999 and was finally completed in 2005. Today, the management of Mercedes-AMG GmbH includes members Philipp Schiemer (Chairman of the Management Board), Jochen Hermann and Günter Hoffschult.