Mercedes-Benz: This is the future of the stars
BACKGROUND In the special exhibition "Future Mobility" at the Mercedes-Benz Museum, the Stuttgart-based carmaker opens up a view of the visions and solutions for mobility of the future in different areas of everyday life. The vacation season is approaching, and further relaxation in our month-long restricted lives is imminent. This would be the opportunity for a trip to a nearby foreign country - for example to the reopened Mercedes-Benz Museum [...]
The vacation season is approaching, and further relaxation in our month-long restricted lives is imminent. This would be an opportunity for a trip to a nearby foreign country - for example, to the reopened Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart.
There, the automaker is offering a look at developments for the future with the special exhibition "Future Mobility. Visions and solutions for mobility technologies and services can be seen in the Future Lounge in the museum until March 2022. In addition, the museum's permanent exhibition is also open again.
Special exhibition includes four themes
"Excite" presents the potential of the car as a partner for drivers and passengers in an analog and digital everyday life. "Intuitive" shows how vehicles and services are networking with new transportation systems. "Energize" highlights how the car will increasingly establish itself as a Third Place for retreat and recreation alongside the home and workplace. And "Responsible" demonstrates that the mobility of the future can be both sustainable and luxurious.
Cutaway model of the all-electric EQC 400 4Matic
Series technology from Mercedes is addressed in the special exhibition, as are concepts for the future. A cutaway model makes the technology of the all-electric EQC 400 4Matic transparent. The glass model shows otherwise hidden components of the electric car.
At the exhibition, visitors can also learn more about the adaptive multimedia system MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience), see the ESF 2019 model, the Vision EQ Silver Arrow, the all-electric Volocity air cab, and the e-scooter, which is intended to be a flexible and emission-free solution for urban transport.
And another good thing: The special exhibition is accessible free of charge during the opening hours of the Mercedes-Benz Museum. Further information is available on the Internet.
