FIRST LOOK!!! 2025 Mercedes Benz-S Class Hybrid - Must Watch!

According to reports, Mercedes-Benz has been seen conducting tests on an early prototype of an improved S-Class.

The W223 is the current version of the Mercedes flagship sedan, and it made its debut in the year 2020 as a model for the year 2021. Given that Mercedes-Benz normally releases an upgrade for its automobiles around the time that the life cycle reaches the halfway mark, the revised S-Class is anticipated to be released in 2024 as a model for the year 2025.

Due to the fact that we are still a few of years away from that date, the prototype has undergone very few modifications as of the present moment. A new design has been implemented for the daytime running lights that are incorporated into the main headlight cluster of the product being tested.

Additionally, the dashboard was covered in sections, which indicates that some modifications are also required here.Prepare yourself for additional modifications to be implemented on subsequent prototypes, such as new fascia designs and possibly modifications to the taillights.

It is now possible to purchase the S-Class in the United States with either a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 or a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 engine, both of which are engine combinations that are classified as mild hybrids. Prior to the arrival of the redesigned S-Class, it is probable that a plug-in hybrid powertrain will be included in the configuration.

We are aware that AMG is planning to release a new S 63 in the near future, and it is anticipated that this model would use the Affalterbach tuner's forthcoming high-performance plug-in hybrid powertrain. This powertrain made its debut in the 2023 AMG GT 63S E Performance 4-Door Coupe, where it was capable of producing a maximum of 843 horsepower. The powertrain is comprised of a triple-turbocharged V-8 engine, a mild hybrid configuration, and an electric motor that is located in the back.

Please take note that this is most likely the final model of the S-Class that will utilize engines that run on internal combustion. Mercedes-Benz intends to provide electric vehicles exclusively by the year 2030, and beginning in 2025, the company will begin transitioning its high-end models on a platform that is specifically designed for electric vehicles.