In 2023 Mercedes-Benz announced a new platform called VAN.EA which will underpin a series ... the Vision V is far more glamorous than the white Chevy Expresses currently littering American roads.

Mercedes-Benz ... vans. It looks to create a new segment of high-end chauffeur-driven luxury vehicles that could replace the S-Class as a show of prestigious transport. Mercedes sees this as white ...

The Mercedes-Benz Vision V shows how extreme the company thinks people can take luxury van limousines. This concept features a 65-inch screen and a 42-speaker surround sound system and seats ...

Mercedes-Benz has launched three new electric vans in Singapore, marking a huge step forward for the brand in helping its business partners move towards greater efficiency and electrification of ...

Table of Contents An opportunity for something different A glitzed-up van Are you not entertained? Mechanicals are still a mystery Whether it’s big sedans or SUVs, Mercedes-Benz is one of the ...

Mercedes-Benz has big plans for its upcoming VAN.EA platform, a modular electric vehicle architecture designed for a wide variety of van applications. Most cars built on the new platform will be ...

Mercedes-Benz is ready to change the way you think about vans. The German marque has just ... doors open to reveal a cabin covered in Crystal White Nappa leather, white silk, and dark wood trim.

Enter the Mercedes-Benz ... side of the van, the door automatically gets out of the way to reveal a pair of seats facing the direction of travel. The seats are covered in crystal white Nappa ...

the U.S. has yet to get any of these amazing new luxury vans. That's gonna change next year with the introduction of the next-generation Mercedes-Benz V-Class, which has existed for years in ...

The main focus has been on creating a “private lounge” for the rear passengers, extensively clad in white Nappa leather ... head of Mercedes-Benz Vans. Up front, the elements that could ...

Finished in a white leather and silk combination ... an efficiency of 24.3% produce 539 watts of power. According to Mercedes-Benz, the roof generates “around 2.08 kWh” of energy per day.

Through its latest concept car, Mercedes-Benz is trying to demonstrate that its latest platform can be the most ostentatious vehicle on the road—even if it’s a big, sliding-door van.