The official appearance of the interior of the Mercedes E-Class 2024

Mercedes-Benz has just revealed the interior of the 2024 Mercedes E-Class, with plenty of exclusive features before the official unveiling of the exterior design.

Prototypes of the 2024 model have already been spotted being tested in various places in Europe, but before the car is shown to us in full, Mercedes now thinks it’s a good idea to reveal the interior of the 2024 E-Class first, rather than marketing and showcasing the new car based on how popular it is. beauty or splendor.

It comes with a new interior full of unique technologies, advanced features, a Superscreen with a three-screen design, a selfie camera, and applications integrated into the car system, which we will introduce you to in this report.

Mercedes E Class 2024

It belongs to the category of luxury sedans, featuring a luxurious interior cabin with the latest infotainment system with an advanced optical shield to monitor the driver’s eye.

The current generation of the Mercedes A-Class 2024 has been on the market since 2016, which means a complete redesign for the next generation in order to keep the car up to date.

Amid rising SUV sales, the E-class still accounts for a large number of Mercedes’ sales, so it’s more important than the electric S-class and EQS.

The most prominent interior design features of the 2024 Mercedes E-Class

• The car cabin looks somewhat familiar, has a lot of exclusive technologies and features, following in the footsteps of the Hyperscreen of the full-size luxury electric sedan EQS, the next generation of the E-Class will come with the wide expanse of screens in one unit with what Mercedes calls the “Superscreen”.
• One of the key improvements in the 2024 E-Class is the Super Screen, which combines a pair of screens – a touch screen for the infotainment system and a passenger screen under a cover of glass – with a separate third screen to display information for the driver.
• The only difference is that the large central entertainment screen and the second display in front of the passenger do not include the gauge cluster, as they come with a separate, self-contained display for the digital gauges.
• However, the MBUX Super Screen will not be offered as standard. Instead, it will be an optional extra that customers will have to pay for, while the basic dashboard layout includes a screen in the center with no screen for the passenger.
• The German automaker hasn’t disclosed the size of the screens, but Superscreen will focus on constantly bringing new features to the next-generation E-Class through software updates.
• Mercedes says that the new MBUX operating system focuses on software and allows for faster data flow and more advanced updates, as if the car had become a smartphone on wheels.
• The most notable update outside of the superscreen that Mercedes is most proud of is the optional “active ambient lighting” system, called “active” because the lights aren’t there just for decorative purposes.
• The German brand has developed software that coordinates the ambient lighting with the rhythm of the music moving through the sound system, however, this feature can be disabled if you prefer to focus on the road.
• The adaptive ambient lighting system also works with A/C temperatures, vehicle sensors and safety system alerts such as Automatic Emergency Braking or Blind Spot Warning, among other uses.

Modern capabilities equipped with the car

• In addition to the infotainment system and active lighting, the optional Burmester 4D advanced surround sound system with 17 speakers in 4D technology is also available, providing high and advanced sound quality for the driver.
• The system uses acoustic stimuli integrated into the front seat backrests, enabling sound to be felt rather than simply heard or seen through perceptions from ambient lighting.
• With regard to the advanced infotainment system, it will be able to run external applications, and the App Store will support popular applications integrated into the car system, such as the Angry Birds game, and the “Zoom” video meeting application, which will work through a camera to shoot videos or photos. Indoor selfies When the car is in park, there’s also Vivaldi and WebEx.
• 2024 E-Class owners can view and create TikTok content when the car is parked, as well as the entertainment portal ZYNC, which provides many different services with more than 30 live streaming services from global and local partners, while more partners and channels are constantly being integrated.
• There are a number of buttons below the new super screen, all of which are digital, as Mercedes completely abandoned the hard buttons in this version by removing the physical controls inside the car to create a button-free interior.
• There will be programmed templates that allow the car to use certain features automatically, such as heated or cooled seats during certain times of the day, as the system recognizes the driver’s daily routine inputs such as routine navigation destinations or music choices, so the MBUX system will be able to anticipate the driver’s desires or needs.
• The rest of the interior is similar to other new German brand models, with a large console and armrests on the doors.

internal safety techniques

• As for interior safety technologies, the new Mercedes E-Class comes with an artificial intelligence system to help the driver provide a more enjoyable and smooth driving experience, as it added a technology called “dual lighting control” to ensure that the driver is not distracted and prevented from seeing the front passenger screen while walking on the road.
• This anti-distraction technology works through an “advanced radar” tracking camera installed on the driver’s eyes that detects if he is trying to look at the front passenger screen, and if confirmed, it dims the screen to block the view from the driver’s seat so that he cannot watch any movie or Video that the side passenger may watch.

The date of the official unveiling of the new E 2024 car

• The 2024 E-Class is likely to be revealed next spring, just a few months from now, because the German automaker has already announced that it will arrive in European dealerships in the summer of 2023, and in North American dealerships and global markets by the fall of 2023.