Luxury meets high tech in the roomy cabin of the all-new Mercedes S-Class. Picture: SUPPLIED
Internally dubbed the W223, the all-new S-Class will have a highly digitised cabin with a 3D driver display and up to five touchscreens. No other innovation in recent years has so radically changed the operation of a Mercedes-Benz as MBUX , says the German carmaker. “The human factor is always the central consideration. The possibilities for personalisation and intuitive operation have become far more extensive. This certainly applies in the rear, but also for the driver: for example, the new 3D driver display allows a spatial view at the touch of a button for the first time. A real three-dimensional effect is achieved without having to wear 3D glasses.”
Alongside the entry of a PIN, a new authentication method uses fingerprint, face and voice recognition to allow access to individual settings or verification of digital payment processes from the vehicle.MBUX networks a wide range of vehicle systems and sensor data, including an exit warning function that uses cameras to recognise that an occupant wants to leave the vehicle.
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