Mercedes Reveals The Electric C-Class Cabin
It looks like the new GLC.
The Breakdown:
- Mercedes-Benz will reveal the new electric C-Class on April 20.
- The automaker revealed the car’s interior ahead of its debut.
- The cabin looks identical to the electric GLC that debuted last year.
Mercedes-Benz will launch the electric C-Class sometime soon. Ahead of its full reveal, the automaker has shown off the car’s interior, giving us our first look at the high-tech cabin.
The electric C-Class will be available with either the MBUX Hyperscreen or the MBUX Superscreen. For those who can’t recall which is which, the Hyperscreen is the single, pillar-to-pillar display, while the Superscreen features three distinct screens under a seamless piece of glass.
The C-Class cabin looks identical to the GLC, down to the new seats, the star-covered Sky Control panoramic roof, and the vegan interior package. The car will also have a newly developed automatic climate control system that the automaker claims can heat up the interior twice as fast as in a combustion-powered model.
We will get our complete look at the new electric C-Class when Mercedes reveals it on Monday, April 20, in South Korea. The automaker should reveal the powertrain details and other specs. You can watch the reveal here.
Gallery: Mercedes-Benz C-Class Interior
Motor1’s Take: The interior of the new C-Class looks identical to the electric GLC, which isn’t a surprise, as the two share a platform. If you are not a fan of big screens, you will not like the new C-Class, but that’s what Mercedes wants.
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Source: Mercedes-Benz
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