I think the Vision V concept was a love letter to minivans in general. In an era where SUVs of all stripes are king and van sales are at their lowest point in decades, Mercedes-Benz proved once ...

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its latest luxurious concept vehicle, and it's not an S-Class. This is the Vision V, which possesses all the qualities of an S-Class with the aesthetics of a "V".

Your browser does not support the audio element. Mercedes-Benz has pulled the covers off the Vision V concept ahead of its upcoming debut at Auto Shanghai 2025. Built ...

Mercedes has revealed what its luxury vans of the future will look like with the Vision V Concept. Underneath its skin, the vehicle uses a new electric van platform called VAN.EA that Mercedes ...

Vans in general, really ... Today at the Shanghai Auto Show Mercedes unveiled the Vision V, a concept previewing the top-end version of the next V-Class that will be the most luxurious passenger ...

The Mercedes Vision V is a flashy concept that previews a luxury van that should enter production in 2026. The Vision V features a chrome-laden exterior with smooth lines and an illuminated ...

Mercedes-Benz has big plans for its ... growing in popularity in a few global markets. This concept, the Vision V, demonstrates what a VAN.EA platform vehicle built for those uses might be like.

The Mercedes-Benz Vision V shows how extreme the company thinks people can take luxury van limousines. This concept features a 65-inch screen and a 42-speaker surround sound system and seats ...

You’re looking at the Vision V, a new electric concept that previews Mercedes’ next chapter in the van and people mover ... from pillar to pillar. Using a custom UX, it’s capable of ...

Mercedes has revealed a new van concept called the V Vision. It features a pair of lay-flat seats in the rear and a cinema system with a 65-inch 4K display and 42 speakers. Revealed at the ...

The Vision V Concept is 5,486-mm long ... with an efficiency of 24.3% produce 539 watts of power. According to Mercedes-Benz, the roof generates “around 2.08 kWh” of energy per day.

The concept, which is built on Mercedes’s new electric VAN.EA platform, has the same general profile as other vehicles in its class, but its smooth, flowing lines and glitzy details give it a ...