The company has plans for the cabin that include large digital screens and touchpad controls.
The details suggest that the next-gen Mercedes-Benz-Benz S-Class will feature cutting-edge adaptive headlights, and extensive use carbon fiber reinforced plastic to reduce the sedan’s weight. The vehicle’s interior could also be equipped with a host of high-tech features, according to new information.
As an example of the layout, see the Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury Concept. Hartmut Sinkwitz has also provided a hint at what you can expect. Although the ultra-luxury SUV has two large glass panels (see below), it is more cohesive than the current systems, as the screens share the same background. Sinkwitz claims that a similar design will be used on the next-gen . Mercedes plans to expand the use the touchpad control interface on models such as the latest A- or EClass.
“Look for more direct and indirect lighting. Sinkwitz explained to Car and Driver that ambient lighting is a great way to increase its presence in the cabin.
According to reports, the new S-Class will arrive in 2020. The heavily camouflaged versions are still visible in spy shots, making it difficult to make any conclusion about the final design. The video below shows a test mule equipped with Mercedes’ Digital Light Headlights. Each feature more than a million micromirrors which can adjust the brightness to prevent pedestrians and vehicles from being blinded. As an added reminder, they can project the image of road signs onto the street. Although this technology could be used in certain markets, regulations in the United States might prohibit it.