MERCEDES-BENZ

NEW SPRINTER 2018 IN VIDEO

With its launch coming very soon, the Mercedes-Benz staff continues to reveal Sprinter's new generation by chapters. At the end of last year appeared the first images of the interior of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2018, photographs that would ratify the important technological advance that had the known commercial vehicle of the brand of the star.Now, Mercedes-Benz's own commercial division has released a brief but interesting teaser video where the new Sprinter insinuates itself before the camera. Important design elements such as the main and rear lights are uncovered for a few seconds. The side part is also quickly discovered with the sliding doors open.Aesthetically it is undeniable that there will be notable changes, although the design is quite continuous. All the modifications made by the German manufacturer seem to provide the new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a more modern, elegant image and in line with the line that currently follows the rest of its line of vehicles - both touring and comercial.

Inside will be the opposite, because it is where you will suffer the greatest evolution. Just take a look at the images of the passenger compartment. It will debut a new multifunctional three-spoke steering wheel, a newly designed instrument panel, as well as a huge touch screen where all functions of the infotainment system can be accessed.For now the details of his line are unknown. But one of the big news that will debut with the new generation of the German commercial is a version of fully electric mechanics: the new Mercedes-Benz eSprinter. As it could not be otherwise, in the line of the new Sprinter there will be a wide variety of bodies to be able to configure a vehicle that suits the work needs of the user. From the wheelbase to various types of height.
Remembering that the presentation of the new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2018 is scheduled for next February. Its commercialization will start from next quarter with a similar price to the model that can be found currently in the dealers.

Autonews