Mercedes will present a pioneering concept at CES

CES is just around the corner, and Mercedes-Benz wants to take advantage of it to present a concept that, according to them, will become a true pioneer…

The CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is one of the most relevant technology events in the automotive world held during the year. This time, Mercedes-Benz has chosen this stage to present to us, in its own words, what will be a concept that will become a pioneer.

The manufacturer has not given specific details about it, as they intend to handle the matter as discreetly as possible.

Inspired by one of the most innovative technological development brands on the market, Mercedes-Benz has said that the concept will be creative and will have features that will become trends within the sector.

This will improve current mobility options and take a giant step forward in engine technology, or at least, that is what the German manufacturer intends to sell us.

The model is known to be ECO and sustainable, very much in line with the current industry. It also promises to re-define the concept of “modern and sustainable luxury”. It would not surprise us if the result were an electric car that belongs to the SUV segment (especially considering the popularity of the latter…).

Beyond the mysterious concept, Mercedes will again show the EQC. This choice is somewhat strange, especially if we consider that the company has delayed its launch in the United States until the year 2021.

Mercedes will also again show the impressive Vision EQS concept, which looks set to become a real production model in the manufacturer’s near future.

The final version of the Vision EQS concept could debut next year at one of the shows that will take place, although everything indicates it will be in Geneva.

Returning to the mysterious model in question, rumours suggest it will feature 2 electric motors and all-wheel drive. As for its engine, it is speculated that it will be around 395 CV in its base version and would reach 600 CV with the AMG tuning.

It could have a total range of around 500 kilometres, which, if true, would position it as a really interesting option.