Mercedes shows the interior of the fourth generation of the Mercedes A-Class

The fourth generation of the Mercedes A-Class is coming soon, and little by little we are discovering what it will offer us. In fact, a gallery of images of the interior of this model from the brand with the star has just been published. We can see the new design that has been adopted, which looks quite recognisable. In fact, it has much in common with the cabin of the E-Class and even the S-Class, seeking to offer a quality and finish that goes a little beyond what you would expect from a car representing the entry range of the brand.

From the former it takes the layout of the two independent multimedia screens, the five turbine-style air vents and a simple, easy-to-reach central console. From the S-Class it takes the design of the multifunction steering wheel, which has controls within easy reach and can be very practical when managing the various functions without having to take your hands off it.

The screens are not standard, as their size varies according to the trim level. The basic version will have two 7-inch screens, while the higher trim levels will have one 7-inch and one 10.25-inch screen and, in the case of the top of the range, both screens will measure 10.25 inches. In addition, these larger screens will have more advanced and practical technology.

The first of them replaces the traditional instrument panel, while the other serves as access to the air conditioning controls and the infotainment system. With all this, the work has focused on eliminating superfluous controls throughout the cabin, centralising the controls on the central screen. Both the air conditioning and the other elements can be controlled via the screen and even from the steering wheel, which helps to declutter the space.