At first glance, this looks like a standard Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 van with a 144-inch wheelbase, but slide open the door, and you’re greeted by a minimalist, yet cozy, living space. Villa Vans managed to turn this cargo van into something ready to explore the world, complete with a 370W solar panel system on the roof with a charge controller, a 400 Ah lithium battery, 3,000W inverter/charger, a DC-DC charger.
The Mercedes-AMG PureSpeed roadster started out as a concept a few months ago, and now, it has just completed its final road test ahead of production. This open-top supercar with no windshield will be limited to 250-units and sport an F1-inspired halo.
Let’s face it, most Mercedes-Benz Sprinter camper vans consist of a small sleeping area and possibly some additional seating, but Serena takes living off the grid to a whole new level. Created by UK-based Van Life Builds, this luxurious home on wheels has sliding doors that open to reveal a corner sofa-like seating area that converts into a bed.
At first glance, the 6-wheeled Niesmann + Bischoff Arto 88 looks like any other luxury motorhome, but it’s actually based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. It can comfortably accommodate four adults, thanks to its stretched wheelbase, which provides a larger living area than similar RVs.
ND Woodworking Art spent 6-months building a life-sized wooden Mercedes AMG G63 SUV, which is actually a Mitsubishi Pajero in disguise. That’s right, the donor vehicle first had to be stripped down to the bare chassis before a new hand-assembled G63 steel frame could be welded on.
Mercedes-Benz announced a new collaboration with Apptronik to bring their Apollo humanoid robot into the assembly line. More specifically, the robots will be used in logistics to bring parts to the production line for workers to assemble, while simultaneously inspecting the components.
When Will.i.am partners with Mercedes-AMG, you get MBUX Sound Drive. This interactive music experience basically transforms compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles into a virtual musical instrument that reacts to the way it’s being driven.
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At first glance, this abandoned Mercedes MBUX seat pod concept looks like an amusement park ride vehicle, but it as actually created to showcase the 2020 S-Class interior ahead of the vehicle’s reveal. It was discovered withering away at a recycling plant in Atlanta, just outside of the company’s Sandy Springs headquarters.
Based on the Mercedes-AMG GT2, the new Mercedes-AMG GT2 PRO is a track-only supercar powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.0L V8 engine making up to 739 hp, mated to a six-speed sequential racing transmission with modified gear ratios. This special edition vehicle will come finished in a matte grey paint with decoration stripes, GT2 PRO logos, and two-color, 18-inch AMG light alloy wheels.
There’s the Mercedes-Benz Unimog U1300L camper, and then this extremely rare Boschert B300 Gullwing. Only a handful of these examples are known to exist, based on the Mercedes 300CE, which was modified with the front end from an R129-generation SL.