Synonymous with prestige and luxury, the S-Class will retain the title of pioneer in innovative technologies in its next generation as well, before these are passed on to the rest of the mass-produced models.
Either we like super luxury cars or we think of them as a utopian sign of vanity, the Mercedes S-Class has its own distinct interest. The German limousine has been around for decades, in every generation, carrier of important technological innovations that ultimately make it a true pioneer, since its systems are gradually and later transferred to the rest of the smaller mass-produced models. This is expected to happen in the next generation of the S-Class which will be presented 2013 and which we reveal here exclusively.

With important new comfort and safety technologies
The "package" of sophisticated comfort and safety technologies that the S-Class carries today is expected to pass, in an even more sophisticated form, in the new model. Choosing the most important of them, we expect the next S-Class to incorporate, including, systems such as Advanced Night View Assist Plus (infrared night vision and many possibilities), Speed Limit Assist (Speed ​​limit recording and display technology on the instrument panel), Αctive Body Control (Active body control).

Emphasis on ecological profile
The S-Class could not fail to become an ideal field for the development of new ecological technologies. After the hybrid version S400 Hybrid which has been around for more than a year now, Mercedes engineers now seem to have invested even more in this area, preparing a more complete hybrid version with the possibility of recharging even in an outlet. (plug-in).
Considering that today's S 400 Hybrid has a motor 3,5 liters with 279 horsepower, average fuel consumption 7,9 lt./100 km. and CO2 emissions barely 186 g/km, then it is estimated that we will see the new model with an average consumption close to 7,0 lt./100 km. and CO2 respectively with those of a small and medium model.