The figure of the Mercedes CLS is shown a bit more in this new video
Before the presentation of the Mercedes-Benz CLS we were able to see the silhouette of the model’s new generation, but now we can see a video with more details

As the date of a new model’s presentation approaches, manufacturers release small teasers so that we start thinking about what we are going to see. The Mercedes CLS is about to be presented, and the star brand has already shown us an image of the front of the model. But don’t think that’s the end of it. The presentation will take place on November 29th, in just two days, but here you have a video to see this saloon with a coupé spirit a little better.
The current version was withdrawn not long ago, but very soon the new generation will be on the market. To offer this preview, they have just published this video, which focuses on the front, with the light signature that brings us closer to the third generation of a car that revolutionised the industry when it was launched in 2004.

The light signature and the rear lights present a very distinctive image, which combine with the large grille, which features a large star logo, with a line on each side of it. This new generation is built on the new MRA platform, which will allow the car to be slightly larger than the current one, reaching 4.94 metres, although the total weight of the vehicle will be lower.
https://youtu.be/VqMJPAITa1Q
The engines expected are four- and six-cylinder engines, which will also be joined by a mild-hybrid version, completing a very attractive range for those who choose this model, which was so well received at the time and now returns renewed. In Europe the full range will be seen in March, when sales are expected to begin in the first quarter of 2018. What do you think of this new preview of the Mercedes-Benz CLS?

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