A decade into the electric vehicle market, Mercedes-Benz offers a robust selection of eco-friendly cars.
Their lineup spans the 2019 EQC SUV to the recently introduced EQT van, catering to diverse consumer needs. However, choosing the perfect model can be tricky due to a persistent issue: a lack of design flair.
This blandness isn’t confined to the EQ series. Even Mercedes’ gasoline-powered vehicles have exhibited a decline in design character lately.
The brand is countering this trend with features like the three-pointed star LED headlights on the new E-Class, but is this enough?
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With Audi continuously releasing impressive new and redesigned models and BMW embracing bold design choices (even if they can be risky at times), Mercedes risks falling behind in the visual appeal category.
A vision of a future Mercedes-Benz is here, courtesy of a digital artist who has taken inspiration from the brand’s CLS model. This concept dubbed the “F-Class,” sheds light on a potential new design direction for the German automaker.
While details remain scarce, one rendering offers a look at the F-Class from a classic three-quarter front perspective. The image portrays a sleek four-door coupe with a silhouette that’s even more dramatic than the CLS.