Introducing: The Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury In Motion

 In terms of both design and technology, the second generation of the B-Class has ushered in a new compact-class era at Mercedes-Benz. More than 380,000 units of the sports tourer have been sold globally since its market launch in late 2011. The best-seller from Mercedes-Benz has now undergone a major facelift, including exterior and interior enhancements along with attractive, redefined design and equipment lines, with a choice of two efficient petrol engines at between 5.4 and 5.5 l/100 km. What is more, with a Cd value of less than 0.25 (B 180 CDI BlueEfficiency Edition), the sports tourer continues to be the role model in its class. The easiest way to recognize a face lifted B-Class is from the front: a new bumper, wide radiator trim with two louvres and now integral daytime running lamps in the headlamps give the vehicle a more organic and dynamic appearance. The rear bumper has also been modified and now features a contoured covering and chrome trim strip. LED High Performance headlamps create a more striking look, both day and night. They increase safety at night due to their wide beam pattern and light of a colour similar to daylight. Bicolour tail lamps featuring LED technology provide emphasis and make the vehicle more visible.

Mercedes had no intention to produce a hybrid hypercar to rival the offerings produced by McLaren, Porshce and Ferrari just 12 months ago. Now though, rumour has it that Mercedes has plans to work on just such a thing. Although the engineers in Stuttgart and Affalterbach would like to equip their future flagship with AWD and yet still retain their traditional front engine layout, the fact is that it would almost be impossible with current Mercedes platforms. Since existing platforms cannot be used, it makes sense for the automaker to go all out and develop a mid-engined Mercedes AMG hypercar. If it does come to fruition, expect the flagship AMG to be equipped with the firm’s new 4.0-liter, twin-turbo V-8, which should produce close to 1000 bhp after it has received assistance from a few electric motors.

Mercedes Benz has comprehensively revised both the four- door  CLS Coupé and the CLS Shooting Brake. These two iconic designs now have a more incisive front section. As the interior has been enhanced even further, there are many new, perfectly presented details waiting to be discovered that combine modern luxury and a hand crafted feel with a passion for sport. The vehicles' technical innovations bring exemplary functionality on the road. Futuristic Multi-beam LED headlamps take the lighting system into a new dimension. High performance, precision LED modules automatically provide the best possible illumination, whatever the road and traffic conditions. Other leading edge technologies include the nine-speed automatic transmission 9G-TRONIC, powerful new engines, intelligently networked driver assistance and safety systems, as well as an advanced multimedia system with internet access.