Mercedes‑Benz has released interior images of the upcoming electric C‑Class showing a 39.1‑inch single‑piece Superscreen that spans from the driver’s to the passenger’s air vent on top trims.
The Superscreen integrates the instrument cluster, infotainment and passenger display with independently adjustable brightness and a selfie camera that can act as a webcam when the car is parked. Most C‑Class models will instead use multiple smaller screens separated by black borders, and physical controls are limited to a small console bank with a volume scroll, drive‑mode selector, hazard switch and three other buttons while climate functions move to the touchscreen.
The digital dashboard displays 684 kilometers (425 miles) at 90 percent state‑of‑charge, implying roughly 760 kilometers (472 miles) at full charge, though Mercedes‑Benz did not specify whether that aligns with WLTP or EPA ratings. Mercedes‑Benz described the cabin as one where "Analogue and digital aesthetics merge seamlessly."
This summary is based on coverage by The Autopian.
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