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Interior Where Analog and Digital Coexist
The interior features the MBUX Hyperscreen, which covers the entire dashboard with a single piece of glass comprising three high-definition panels. The contrast with the air outlets, designed to resemble the turbines of jet engines on either side, creates a playful coexistence of analog and digital elements.
Additionally, characteristic of electric vehicles, there is no traditional center tunnel, and the lower part of the center console has a floating structure. The door panel modules, which also appear to float, and the ambient lighting that automatically illuminates in the dark further enhance the avant-garde design.
The standard seats feature a "wrap-around shape" for the side bolsters, with illuminated piping along the contours. The AMG Line uses sports seats. The display can be customized from six options: Sporty, Classic, Gentle, Navigation, Assist, and Service; the EQS 53 offers an additional two: TRACK RACE and Supersport.
Furthermore, it is equipped with a Sound Experience feature that allows occupants to select from multiple driving sounds according to their preferences. These sounds change based on parameters such as the drive mode, accelerator pedal input, and regenerative braking levels. They are generated in real-time within the amplifier of the Burmester 3D surround system using advanced acoustic design algorithms and reproduced through the speakers.