US-spec Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV to come with avant-garde yet traditional interior

The Mercedes-Benz EQE Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) is scheduled to make its global debut next month. Upon its arrival on October 16, the upmarket SUV will bring an avant-garde yet traditional interior befitting today’s stylish and fashionable taste of car buyers.

According to the German automotive firm, the EQE SUV is based on the large electric platform from Mercedes-EQ. It provides generous space with ample head, leg, and elbow room, making the five-seater EQE SUV one of the most spacious representatives for its class.

Avant-garde, as well as traditional materials and colors, give the interior a special atmosphere. Five coordinated color combinations underscore the generous sense of spaciousness. The EQE SUV is immersed in a progressive and luxurious world of color comprising warm and cool tones.

A hybrid trim element brings together the warmth of wood with the technical coolness of real aluminum. The trim in an anthracite 3D relief-look finish, on the other hand, features fine metal pigments. The laser-cut trim element backlit with the Mercedes-Benz pattern also creates a special ambiance.

On top of this, the vehicle boasts an interior that has been constantly digitized. For the US market, the EQE SUV is standardly equipped with a 12.8-inch Central OLED touchscreen portrait display with a 12.3-inch Instrument Cluster.

The dominant outer vents have a turbine design, deliberately playing on the theme of hyper analog through the contrast between high-tech precision mechanics. The front section of the center console joins the instrument panel and is free-standing in space. In addition, the vent band from the cockpit is visually continued in the front doors. A floating control cluster with integrated door opener and seat controls takes over the functional interpretation of formerly purely decorative elements.

In the Philippines, Mercedes-Benz recently launched the fifth-generation C-Class to further expand its mild-hybrid roster.

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