At the 40th Tokyo Motor Show Mercedes-Benz is presenting, for the first time in Asia, four innovative new models with trailblazing drive concepts for a cleaner and more fuel-efficient future of the premium motor car.
The C 300 BLUETEC HYBRID and the S 300 BLUETEC HYBRID use BLUETEC diesel emissions control technology, which was successfully introduced in the United States in 2006, to achieve the cleanest internal-combustion engines in the world, combined with a compact hybrid module. In addition, Mercedes-Benz is presenting a B-Class model with fuel cell drive.
And the F 700 research vehicle, as the luxury long-distance saloon of the future, is set to redefine the meaning of driving refinement.
This way the Stuttgart-based car manufacturer continues with its “Road to the Future”, which it began at the Frankfurt International Motor Show only a few weeks ago, with a unique variety of particularly economical and environmentally compatible models. Furthermore, Mercedes-Benz is presenting the new C 63 AMG and the new Viano X-CLUSIVE.
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