Drive is channeled to the front wheels through a single-speed gearbox offering two driving modes, Comfort and Eco, and three levels of energy recuperation, D-, D and D+.Mercedes-Benz is yet to make any acceleration claims but confirms the top speed is limited to 83mph.
The nominal boot capacity underneath the cargo blind at the rear is put at 551 litres, extending to 1979 litres when the rear seat is folded down. The maximum payload is 516kg, including an 80kg roof rack load. Featuring a pop-up roof together with other typical camper features, it is planned to go into production during the second half of 2023, with right-hand drive UK deliveries expected to kick off in 2024.
The pop-up roof houses a bed measuring 1970mm by 870mm, while the rear has also been designed with bench seats on either side in a layout that can accommodate a larger second bed measuring 2000mm by 1150mm.
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