Summary
Mercedes-Benz introduced the Vision Iconic, a show car that mixes design elements from the 1930s with advanced technology. The car features a large grille and sleek headlights, and its paint can harness solar energy. The interior combines classic and futuristic styles, with potential for automated driving technology.
Key Facts
- The Mercedes-Benz Vision Iconic is designed to pay tribute to automotive designs from the 1930s.
- It features a large grille inspired by historic Mercedes-Benz models.
- The car is coated in high-gloss paint that includes solar modules to capture energy from the sun.
- The interior showcases a mix of 1930s-inspired Art Deco design and modern technology.
- The Vision Iconic has the potential to use Level 4 self-driving technology, allowing for hands-free and eyes-free driving.
- The design includes a "Zeppelin" glass structure in the instrument panel area that combines digital and analog elements.
- The show car's design hints at the future of automated vehicles but still includes a steering wheel for manual control.
