As it prepares to launch the electric C-Class, Mercedes-Benz has already revealed what the vehicle’s interior will look like, featuring an impressive range of cutting-edge technology.
According to the website Motor 1, the electric C-Class will be available with either the MBUX Hyperscreen or the MBUX Superscreen. While the former features a single pillar-to-pillar display, the latter offers three distinct screens under a single piece of glass.
As seen in the photos, the C-Class interior closely resembles that of the GLC, including new seats, the panoramic Sky Control roof with a starry effect, and a vegan trim package.
It will be available in three colors: black, beech brown, and macchiato beige. The interior will also feature various trim options, including an open-pore natural fiber look in white and open-pore birch wood in gray or brown.
The car will also receive a newly developed automatic climate control system that, according to the automaker, heats the interior twice as fast as a combustion-engine model.
For now, details about the new electric C-Class remain limited. Mercedes is expected to reveal more information about the powertrain and other specifications at an event taking place next Monday, April 20, in South Korea.
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