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Mercedes-Benz S-Class now has a paid “fabric interior” option

When ordering an electric drive for the second row seats costing 1,856 euros (170 thousand rubles), the buyer of the updated sedan can order fabric upholstery. In this case, the sidewalls will be covered with artificial leather, and the central part will be covered with special textiles made from recycled materials.

The dark gray fabric is called Mirville and is made from linen fibers and recycled polyester. Before the update, the S-Class did not offer such interior trim options.

The “Chinese” Maextro S800 continues to smash the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Official sales of the Li crossover for 3.5 million rubles have started in Belarus The global auto industry got burned out on the creation of electric cars

The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class has been presented in Germany. This is the largest update in the history of the model within a single generation: more than 50% of the components (about 2,700 parts) have been changed.

The main innovations are the MB digital ecosystem. OS, advanced driver assistance systems and increased comfort.

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