Features
Inside, there is now more shoulder, head and elbow room for passengers, although tall adults will still struggle in the back, where that sloping roofline, so great on the outside, takes its toll. There is now a touchpad on the steering wheel for controlling functions, taken from the S-Class, and a fully digital cockpit display.
Standard equipment includes Mercedes’ frankly brilliant new MBUX infotainment system, which puts all other brands’ in the shade, for now. The graphics are sharp and innovative; for example, your albums on your smartphone display as a curved, swipeable carousel on the large screen. There is a huge array of apps and connected services on offer and voice recognition.
AMG Line cars come with three years of sat-nav live services, LED high-performance headlights, privacy glass, smartphone connectivity, wireless charging, heated front seats and a choice of four colours for the leather seats. You also get active lane-keeping assist, speed-limit assist and parking assist as standard.