PHOTO GALLERY: Mercedes-Benz S-Class Cabrio officially debuted!

by AllAutoExperts    |  3 September, 2015

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"One of the most beautiful models S-Class ever built" was presented today in a set of images, published on the official website of the German car manufacturer. Especially the luxurious range comes back in the Mercedes-Benz range after an absence of over 40 years.

Being built on the same Class Coupe S platform, which shares the design, technology, and engines, it is natural that the new convertible will not stand out with a totally different look. Perhaps the only difference is the retractable roof, made of high-quality material which by its construction is limited to a maximum noise entering the inside. To note that those from Mercedes-Benz managed to build a very good system, that can shelter you in moments, especially, is needed only 20 seconds to fully retract the roof.

In turn, not even the S Convertible's interior is far-fetched from that of the coupe. But for convenience, the Germans have invested time and effort in an intelligent system THERMOTRONIC which allows the air conditioning system to maintain the set temperature on board, even with the convertible roof. However, in addition to modern technologies, the customers will have a choice and a richer range of colors and leathers for the interior of his car. Regarding the facilities that can be also entered into the system warmth Comfort, which is careful to warm the seats, armrests, and steering wheel, AIR-BALANCE can perfume you with the air inspired, and AIRCAP protects your knees from cold drafts of air, as does the AIRSCARF at the neck zone.

Speaking of engines find out that the entry-level S500 Convertible is equipped with a 4.7-liter V8 capable of delivering 455 horsepower and 700 Nm of torque, and for those who like more adrenalin is made available versions of S63 AMG and S63 4MATIC AMG Cabrio, both beneficiaries of services provided by the V8 bi-turbo 5.5-liter with 585 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque. The performance sounds impressive, the top speed of 250 km/h (electronically limited) and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds with the all-wheel-drive variant.

The first orders for the new model may be filed in Germany starting with December, followed in the spring of 2016 so the customers enjoy the warm air already out in a new convertible.

 

 

 

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