Here's What The Standard Mercedes-Benz E-Class' Interior Looks Like

- Standard E-class interior lacks the full-glass dashboard fascia and co-driver touchscreen
- Superscreen is an option on the new E-class in global markets
- Standard interior gets tablet-like touchscreen and wood trimming on dashboard
When Mercedes-Benz unveiled the W214 E-Class, all eyes were on its innovative "Superscreen" option, reminiscent of the EQS Hyperscreen but adapted for the E-Class. However, not every E-Class comes equipped with this feature. In a recent Instagram post by Mercedes-Benz, a photo revealed what the standard dashboard looks like without the Superscreen. While this photo is of the E-Class Estate's cabin, it's important to know that the sedan version will also get the same setup.
The standard dashboard of the W214 E-Class showcases a tablet-like MBUX screen, sitting on the centre console. The entire glass fascia meanwhile is replaced with a large wood trim insert. Bits such as the digital instrument cluster and the extensive ambient lighting are retained, although you no longer get the biometric fingerprint scanner.
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The Estate version of the new-gen Mercedes-Benz E-Class was recently revealed globally.
The optional MBUX Superscreen presents an enticing proposition. The unit offers an upgraded infotainment system and a dedicated co-driver touchscreen hidden behind a single pane of glass to lend a futuristic look to the cabin. However, it is worth noting that the driver's ability to view content on the front passenger display is restricted to minimize distractions while driving.
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The Superscreen is an option with the standard car getting a tablet-like central touchscreen and wood trimming.
The Superscreen option also offers access to third-party applications such as TikTok, Angry Birds, Webex, Zoom, and the Vivaldi browser, allowing passengers to engage with various forms of multimedia during their journeys.
The new Mercedes E-class is expected to come to India sometime next year. It remains to be seen if Mercedes could offer the Superscreen on the India-spec model either as an option or as a standard fitment on the top variant.
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