While we've seen the Mercedes-Benz S-Class essentially bulldoze the competition since its all-new debut, it has been out a couple of years now. And, the competition is starting to respond. That's where the all-new BMW 7-Series comes into play.
So, what is Mercedes to do?
A refresh is on the way and there's no question the three-pointed star will have to continue to bring its "A" game. Though from what we're being told, not much will change. You can expect the infotainment system to get some updates, however, the rest of the changes will be minimal.
But if YOU were in charge, what would be some things about the Mercedes-Benz S-Class that you'd make a point to change?
...More complex changes are expected for the interior. The S-Class's digital instrument cluster was one of its hallmark features when the car was first launch, but rivals have been quick to adopt the technology in their premium models.
For this facelifted model, Mercedes looks to be producing a wider, frameless dual-screen set-up, which will allow for a larger screen area. The new system will run the latest version of Mercedes' Comand infotainment software, and continues to be operated via a touch-sensitive controller on the centre console, although Mercedes is also known to be experimenting with gesture control...
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