The 2015 Tokyo Motor Show has paved the way for Mercedes-Benz’ new
concept, the Vision Tokyo. Big Motoring World take a closer look into the model, and
consider the potential of the latest Benz.
The Vision Tokyo has been described as a “trailblazing spatial
experience” and features a lounge-like five-seat interior in a fully electric
vehicle.
Concept and style
It’s capable of autonomous driving and continues the recent Merc concept,
of which first came the Vision Ener-G-Force (2012). That was followed by the AMG
Vision Gran Turismo (2013) and later the G-Code (2014).
The upward swinging side door allows for five passengers to enter the
Vision Tokyo, greeted by an oval-shaped couch rather than conventional rows of
seats. It’s designed so that with the car in autonomous driving mode they are
able to relax or access the internet via large, wrap-around LED screens,
without having to worry about the roads in front. The windshield is also
unconventional, as it looks similar to a glazed cockpit of a speedboat rather
than a car.
Power
The hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric drive system is based on the
F-Cell plug-in hybrid driveline of the F 015 Luxury in Motion and combines the
on-board generation of electricity with a compact high-voltage battery that can
be charged contactless via induction.
Mercedes claims a range of 608 miles, 120 battery-powered and the rest
from the electricity produced in the fuel cell. The Tokyo Show 2015 opened to
the public at the end of October.
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