Configured as a four-seater — two up front and two in the back, the highlights include a retractable 65-inch cinema screen that doubles as a partition wall, paired with a 42-speaker audio system for an immersive in-cabin experience. The rear seats, inspired by airline luxury, feature tubular cushions and can fully recline for maximum comfort.
To dial up the ambience, seven integrated projectors create mood-specific lighting environments, while electrochromic rear windows shift from clear to opaque at the tap of a button — for the cocooning escape. And, there's even a karaoke mode.
Up front, the Vision V hints at what might make it into production — including a road-ready steering wheel, crystal-style air vents, and the triple-screen Superscreen setup, slated to debut in the next-gen CLA. On the outside, metal accents frame the windows, a catfish-like faux grille and a continuous rear light bar adds a dash of sci-fi flair. Chunky, geometric wheels complete
the future-forward aesthetic.
While Mercedes has kept technical specs under wraps, the Vision V concept is believed to preview a model from its upcoming grand limousine line-up, set to wear VLS and VLE badging. The first offering is expected to hit the road in 2026.