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The M5 (G90) and AMG (E63) are saloon automobiles from different brands; our comparison provides a summary of their specs. The M5(G90) has a 4.4 litre twin-turbo V8 engine with a combined power of 535kW and torque of 1000Nm, whilst the AMG E635 has a 4.0 litre twin-turbo V8 engine with a combined power of 450kW and torque of 850Nm.The AMG uses 4matic+ all-wheel drive, while the M5 uses M×Drive, a completely hybrid all-wheel drive. The M5's transmission is 8-speed M steptronic automatic, while the AMG's is 9-speed automatic. The BMW M5 accelerates to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds, while the AMG E63S takes 3.4 seconds. The basic top speed for both is 250km/h, but with the package, the M5(G90) can reach 305km/h. The AMG's kerb weight is 2037kg, while the M5's is around 2510kg.The M5's wheelbase is 3006mm, whereas the AMG's is 2939mm. The AMG has a bigger boot and fuel tank capacity than the M5 (G90), measuring 540L and 80L, respectively. The M5 (G90) has an electric range of 67-69 kilometers and a battery capacity of 18.6 kWh, with a charging period of 3 hours and 15 minutes from 0 to 100% at 7.4 kW. 
If everyday EV driving or low-emission zones are important, the M5 hybrid has a distinct advantage. If a true petrol soundtrack and conventional super-saloon character are most important, the E63 S's V8 roar remains alluring. Your choice on which to use should depend on your specialty, the one you can properly maintain, the availability of the spare part in your local market and some economic consideration.