Brabus Sprinter Conference Lounge, the luxury of letting yourself be carried away

Victor Alós Yus    @sepelaci    9 October 2016     2 min.
Brabus Sprinter Conference Lounge, the luxury of letting yourself be carried away

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Brabus once again offers a radical transformation of one of the Mercedes models, based on the long-wheelbase version of the Sprinter. It has taken this model and converted it into a mobile office, with all the luxuries and specifications needed to travel while continuing to work in the office and hold the necessary meetings, without sacrificing comfort and enjoying a relaxed journey.

This is not the first time Brabus has produced a version of the Sprinter designed to become a vehicle for doing business. The most recent is the Brabus Business Lounge, which we saw a few years ago and which already used the interior to offer an office workspace designed to cover the minimum needs of its occupants.

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The standard equipment of the Brabus Sprinter Conference Lounge includes daytime running lights, bi-xenon headlights with cornering light function, plus several driver assistance systems that increase safety on journeys. The exterior features the Brabus front apron, the grille, Brabus badges and monoblock 18-inch wheels.

Inside, great care has gone into providing solutions to keep occupants comfortably seated, safe and fully connected. It benefits from the Brabus Special Equipment, which allows the three rear rows to use dark grey leather and Alcantara upholstery, and includes a heating system that makes every seat very comfortable. The roof is covered in Alcantara, and passengers have six USB ports, a meeting table and two televisions, along with a personalised information and entertainment system.

Other features that may appeal to the occupants include a 10-inch tablet, a high-capacity LTE router and an Apple TV playback system which, together with a Blu-ray player, will keep passengers entertained, because it can’t all be work…

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