
New Mercedes V Class with Vision V electric MPV Concept

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its Vision V concept, offering a glimpse into the future of its V-Class lineup. This all-electric luxury MPV is built on the new Van Electric Architecture (VAN.EA) and showcases a blend of advanced technology, spacious design, and premium features.
🚐 Exterior Design: Modern and Aerodynamic
The Vision V concept presents a sleek and contemporary design:
- Front Fascia: Features a closed-off grille with an illuminated Mercedes-Benz star emblem and connected LED headlights.
- Side Profile: Equipped with standard front doors, sliding rear doors, and large, aerodynamic 5-spoke alloy wheels with integrated lighting.
- Rear Design: Showcases a prominent square LED light bar that spans the width of the vehicle, with ‘Vision V’ lettering centered on the tailgate.
🛋️ Interior: Spacious and Tech-Forward
Inside, the Vision V emphasizes comfort and cutting-edge technology:
- Dashboard: Dominated by a massive Superscreen setup, providing a seamless digital interface for both driver and passengers.
- Second Row: Features lounge-style seats with a 65-inch retractable screen, creating a private cinema-like experience.
- Ambience: An all-white interior palette enhances the sense of space and luxury.
⚙️ Platform and Performance
The Vision V is underpinned by Mercedes-Benz’s VAN.EA platform:
- Drivetrain Options: Supports both front-wheel and all-wheel-drive configurations.
- Electric Range: Offers an estimated range of up to 500 km on a single charge.
🌐 Global Strategy and Production
Mercedes-Benz plans to produce the Vision V and its derivatives in multiple locations:
- China: Some models will be manufactured in China to cater to the local market.
- Spain: The Vitoria plant in Spain is slated to begin production of the electric V-Class (VLS) starting in 2026.
🇮🇳 Prospects for the Indian Market
While the Vision V is currently a concept, its features and design language may influence future Mercedes-Benz offerings in India. The company has previously introduced the V-Class in the Indian market and continues to expand its electric vehicle portfolio.
























