As you'd expect, the EQS SUV is loaded with luxurious features for everyone to enjoy.
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The new EQS SUV: the interior design
The EQS SUV combines a particularly generous sense of space with a luxurious and avant-garde interior design. With the optionally available MBUX Hyperscreen (standard for the 580 4MATIC), the designers relied on consistent digitization for many other elements. New is an innovative hybrid trim piece: The wood trim elements with aluminum inlays with Mercedes-Benz Pattern are the modern, high-quality interpretation of this classic inlay technique.
Like the EQS Sedan, the EQS SUV is based on an all-electric platform. For the designers, this went hand in hand with the vision of systematic digitization of the interior. The optional MBUX Hyperscreen impressively implements this vision: the entire instrument panel is one ultimate widescreen. The real glass appears to extend three-dimensionally across the entire width of the vehicle in a wave-like pattern. The high-resolution screens merge seemingly seamlessly under the shared glass cover.
The vent band spans across the entire width at the top and is very slim. These extreme proportions, together with the glass wave of the MBUX Hyperscreen, create the avant-garde architecture of the cockpit.
The dominant outer vents have a turbine design. They deliberately play on the theme of hyperanalogue through the contrast between high-tech precision mechanics and digital, glass display world. The intricately designed turbine blades distribute the airflow efficiently.
The front section of the center console joins the instrument panel and is free-standing in space. It is a visual reference to the new drive architecture – due to the electric powertrain, no transmission tunnel is necessary. Because the distance to the center console is greater, the high-quality stowage tray in the center of the footwell offers more space for accessories than its counterpart in the EQS Sedan.
Flowing leather surfaces with intricate seam patterns create a lot of stowage space in combination with a large cover made of real wood. The visual impression is both modern and luxurious.
Models not equipped with MBUX Hyperscreen have a slightly different center console. There is a plush armrest in the rear section. It is first visually interrupted before being transitioned into the floating central display.
The design of the door panels borrows from the interior design of modern living spaces. Doors and their center panels emerge from behind the dashboard, spanning the entire space. A surface-mounted modular body floats like a sideboard in front of the door panel. It accommodates all necessary door elements such as armrest, door module, handle and side pocket. Circular ambient lighting completes this floating, avant-garde aesthetic in the dark.
The standard interior includes luxury seats with lavishly crafted covers. Stitching emphasizes the hand-finished character
The second row of seats have luxury head rests as standard on the outer seats. A third row of seats is available as an option for the EQS SUV
Color & trim: avant-garde and tradition for a special ambience
Technologically pioneering as well as traditional materials and colors create a unique atmosphere in the interior.
The modern, delicate NEOTEX structure combines the look of nubuck leather and high-tech neoprene. It is found on the instrument panel and armrests.
Seven coordinated color combinations in the interior emphasize the generous sense of space. The EQS SUV is immersed in a progressive and luxurious color scheme of warm and cool tones. Colors such as sable brown-neva grey and space grey-macchiato beige add the finishing touches to the soft and emotive design.
The trim makes a decisive contribution to the aesthetics in the EQS SUV, including new innovative wood trim elements with aluminum inlays with Mercedes-Benz Pattern. The star pattern is lasered into open-pore magnolia wood. A stainless steel sheet is pressed on from the back and pushed through the star-shaped design - the modern interpretation of an inlay with a quality and precision previously unknown in this segment.
The anthracite 3D relief look trim elements with fine metal pigments and a laser cut backlit trim with Mercedes-Benz Pattern, also provide a unique ambience. The star pattern is lasered into the plastic trim and is adaptively backlit. Wood trim elements are also available, for example, anthracite natural grain linden wood or natural grain walnut ship's deck wood.
A special welcome & goodbye scenario1 has been developed for the Mercedes-EQ models, which is also coordinated with the ambient lighting.
UX design: multiple display styles and modes to choose from
The MBUX Hyperscreen is available as a high-end feature. It shapes the display world in the cockpit area. The driver, central and passenger displays merge into one.
During the opening animation on the screens, the new Mercedes-EQ trademark appears on the central display for a few seconds: a highly stylized blue laurel wreath encircles the lettering of the Mercedes-Benz electric brand.
The functional content and operating structure correspond to the EQS Sedan and are adapted to electric driving. Visually, all graphics are designed in a consistent blue/orange color scheme. The classic cockpit display of the two round dials has been reinterpreted with a digital light sabre in a glass lens. All content relevant to driving can be accessed between the round dials.
An alternative display mode to the two tubes is the "Pure EV" mode: A 3D performance bar graph emotively and impressively conveys the respective driving status (Drive, Accelerate, Charge). The central object here is a "G-force puck", which dynamically moves freely in space in line with the acceleration forces.
The appearance of the screens can be individualized with three display styles (Understated, Sport, Classic) and three modes (Navigation, Assistance, Service).
For a calm interior impression, the content of the displays in Understated mode is reduced as much as possible and coordinated with the color change of the ambient lighting in seven screen color worlds. In "Assistance" mode, important events such as lane changes or specified distance control as well as the infrastructure and detected other road users (cars, motorcycles, trucks) are displayed.
The EQS SUV: Redefined SUV luxury
With the luxury sedan EQS and the sporty executive sedan EQE, Mercedes-Benz has entered a new, all- electric era in the upper market segments as well.
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The new EQS SUV: the interior design
The EQS SUV combines a particularly generous sense of space with a luxurious and avant-garde interior design. With the optionally available MBUX Hyperscreen (standard for the 580 4MATIC), the designers relied on consistent digitization for many other elements. New is an innovative hybrid trim piece: The wood trim elements with aluminum inlays with Mercedes-Benz Pattern are the modern, high-quality interpretation of this classic inlay technique.
Like the EQS Sedan, the EQS SUV is based on an all-electric platform. For the designers, this went hand in hand with the vision of systematic digitization of the interior. The optional MBUX Hyperscreen impressively implements this vision: the entire instrument panel is one ultimate widescreen. The real glass appears to extend three-dimensionally across the entire width of the vehicle in a wave-like pattern. The high-resolution screens merge seemingly seamlessly under the shared glass cover.
The vent band spans across the entire width at the top and is very slim. These extreme proportions, together with the glass wave of the MBUX Hyperscreen, create the avant-garde architecture of the cockpit.
The dominant outer vents have a turbine design. They deliberately play on the theme of hyperanalogue through the contrast between high-tech precision mechanics and digital, glass display world. The intricately designed turbine blades distribute the airflow efficiently.
The front section of the center console joins the instrument panel and is free-standing in space. It is a visual reference to the new drive architecture – due to the electric powertrain, no transmission tunnel is necessary. Because the distance to the center console is greater, the high-quality stowage tray in the center of the footwell offers more space for accessories than its counterpart in the EQS Sedan.
Flowing leather surfaces with intricate seam patterns create a lot of stowage space in combination with a large cover made of real wood. The visual impression is both modern and luxurious.
Models not equipped with MBUX Hyperscreen have a slightly different center console. There is a plush armrest in the rear section. It is first visually interrupted before being transitioned into the floating central display.
The design of the door panels borrows from the interior design of modern living spaces. Doors and their center panels emerge from behind the dashboard, spanning the entire space. A surface-mounted modular body floats like a sideboard in front of the door panel. It accommodates all necessary door elements such as armrest, door module, handle and side pocket. Circular ambient lighting completes this floating, avant-garde aesthetic in the dark.
The standard interior includes luxury seats with lavishly crafted covers. Stitching emphasizes the hand-finished character
The second row of seats have luxury head rests as standard on the outer seats. A third row of seats is available as an option for the EQS SUV
Color & trim: avant-garde and tradition for a special ambience
Technologically pioneering as well as traditional materials and colors create a unique atmosphere in the interior.
The modern, delicate NEOTEX structure combines the look of nubuck leather and high-tech neoprene. It is found on the instrument panel and armrests.
Seven coordinated color combinations in the interior emphasize the generous sense of space. The EQS SUV is immersed in a progressive and luxurious color scheme of warm and cool tones. Colors such as sable brown-neva grey and space grey-macchiato beige add the finishing touches to the soft and emotive design.
The trim makes a decisive contribution to the aesthetics in the EQS SUV, including new innovative wood trim elements with aluminum inlays with Mercedes-Benz Pattern. The star pattern is lasered into open-pore magnolia wood. A stainless steel sheet is pressed on from the back and pushed through the star-shaped design - the modern interpretation of an inlay with a quality and precision previously unknown in this segment.
The anthracite 3D relief look trim elements with fine metal pigments and a laser cut backlit trim with Mercedes-Benz Pattern, also provide a unique ambience. The star pattern is lasered into the plastic trim and is adaptively backlit. Wood trim elements are also available, for example, anthracite natural grain linden wood or natural grain walnut ship's deck wood.
A special welcome & goodbye scenario1 has been developed for the Mercedes-EQ models, which is also coordinated with the ambient lighting.
UX design: multiple display styles and modes to choose from
The MBUX Hyperscreen is available as a high-end feature. It shapes the display world in the cockpit area. The driver, central and passenger displays merge into one.
During the opening animation on the screens, the new Mercedes-EQ trademark appears on the central display for a few seconds: a highly stylized blue laurel wreath encircles the lettering of the Mercedes-Benz electric brand.
The functional content and operating structure correspond to the EQS Sedan and are adapted to electric driving. Visually, all graphics are designed in a consistent blue/orange color scheme. The classic cockpit display of the two round dials has been reinterpreted with a digital light sabre in a glass lens. All content relevant to driving can be accessed between the round dials.
An alternative display mode to the two tubes is the "Pure EV" mode: A 3D performance bar graph emotively and impressively conveys the respective driving status (Drive, Accelerate, Charge). The central object here is a "G-force puck", which dynamically moves freely in space in line with the acceleration forces.
The appearance of the screens can be individualized with three display styles (Understated, Sport, Classic) and three modes (Navigation, Assistance, Service).
For a calm interior impression, the content of the displays in Understated mode is reduced as much as possible and coordinated with the color change of the ambient lighting in seven screen color worlds. In "Assistance" mode, important events such as lane changes or specified distance control as well as the infrastructure and detected other road users (cars, motorcycles, trucks) are displayed.
