New design and equipment line for the Mercedes-Benz V-Class: The new V-Class EXCLUSIVE – even more luxury in the Mercedes-Benz MPV
February 14, 2016 by Mercedes-Benz
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The V-Class EXCLUSIVE combines contemporary luxury with exemplary safety and sporty dynamism. The new design and equipment line comes with a sports suspension, 17-inch braking system and 19-inch light-alloy wheels. In addition to the ATTENTION ASSIST and the Crosswind Assist, it comes as standard with the Active Parking Assist with 360-degree camera on-board, which makes it easier to find a parking space and to park in parallel and end-on parking spaces. In Germany the model is available as the V-Class EXCLUSIVE EDITION with additional equipment and appointments, such as the DISTRONIC PLUS adaptive cruise control, from EUR 74,911 (price in Germany incl. 19% VAT). New optional extras and AMG Line available to order from February The panoramic sliding sunroof and the large centre console with integral refrigerated compartment are also available as optional extras for the V-Class from February 2016. In addition, an iPad holder for the backrest of the front seats is available as another new convenience feature. At the same time, the new sporty AMG Line, which is available for the V-Class and the Marco Polo camper van, will be available to order at dealerships. The striking design features of the Mercedes-AMG performance and sports car brand include newly styled front and rear aprons, distinctive side sill panels and 19-inch AMG light-alloy wheels, as well as an additional spoiler lip. This AMG bodystyling accentuates the unique, progressive design of the V-Class even more emphatically, and immediately conveys sportiness and dynamism. With the new design and equipment line V-Class EXCLUSIVE, the AMG Line for the V-Class and the new optional extras, Mercedes-Benz Vans is offering a host of further options this year to tailor the popular MPV to individual preferences and requirements. This will in turn make the V-Class a compelling proposition for other target groups. Mercedes me connect also available to order for the V-Class from June Another highlight for greater convenience and individuality will be available to order from June 2016: the Mercedes me connect services. Thus customers in 20 Mercedes me markets will be able to conveniently connect to their V-Class at any time using a smartphone, tablet or PC. The free Mercedes me connect basic services include the Mercedes-Benz emergency call system, accident, maintenance and breakdown management as well as telediagnosis and vehicle remote diagnosis. The real-time traffic service 'Live Traffic Information' and numerous Remote Online services are also available as an option. These include navigating to the parked vehicle, vehicle location via GPS, geographic vehicle monitoring, locking and unlocking doors, programming the auxiliary heater as well as remote retrieval of the vehicle status such as fuel tank level and tyre pressure. The Remote Online equipment is optionally available for new cars in conjunction with the Audio 20 CD and Audio 20 USB multimedia systems, and comes as standard in combination with COMAND Online. Usage of the Remote Online services and 'Live Traffic Information' is limited to three years after first registration and can then be extended at an extra charge.
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