The Mercedes-Benz AMG steering wheel is crafted from a combination of premium materials to enhance both performance and luxury. The specific materials used can vary depending on the model and customization options, but here are the most common ones:

1. Leather:
   • Nappa leather is frequently used for the AMG steering wheel's surface due to its softness, durability, and luxurious feel. The leather is often perforated in certain areas to improve grip, especially on the sides of the wheel.
   • Full-grain leather is sometimes used in high-end variants for a more refined and durable finish.
2. Alcantara:
   • Alcantara, a synthetic suede-like material, is commonly found on sportier versions of the AMG steering wheel. It provides a non-slip grip, making it ideal for performance driving, and offers a more textured feel compared to smooth leather.
3. Carbon Fiber:
   • Carbon fiber is often used for accents or trims around the AMG steering wheel. This material is lightweight, strong, and has a modern, high-tech aesthetic. Carbon fiber enhances the sporty look and feel of the steering wheel while keeping it functional and performance-oriented.
4. Metal:
   • Brushed aluminum or polished metal accents are sometimes incorporated into the steering wheel's design, especially around the center or as part of the trim. These metal accents add a sleek, premium look while also offering durability.
5. Rubber:
   • The grip areas of the AMG steering wheel, particularly where the driver’s hands rest, may be lined with a rubberized or textured surface for added comfort and a secure grip during high-performance driving.
6. Wood (in some models):
   • Some luxury versions of the AMG steering wheel may feature wood trim, though this is more common in non-AMG luxury models. The wood typically adds a traditional, upscale aesthetic to the interior.
7. Stitching:
   • Contrasting stitching is often used for a more visually appealing and sporty effect. The stitching can be done in colors that match the interior or exterior of the vehicle, such as red or silver, for a more personalized touch.

These materials not only provide aesthetic appeal but also contribute to the steering wheel's functionality, ensuring a combination of comfort, grip, and durability suited to both luxury and performance needs.