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Mercedes-Benz has shown the production 2019 A-Class in Amsterdam, and it marks the debut of the interestingly named MBUX infotainment system. More information to follow as it becomes released. Enjoy the pictures till then
i wonder how it looks with default 2 x 7" screens... all pics are 2x 10" screens.
In general it looks from good to excellent, but darn they have torsion beam axle for two smaller engines, only top engine gets multilink at the back? Wtf Mercedes? This is expensive small hatch, not cheap one. Japanese did this but even they got smarter, and in any case, were much cheaper vehicles at those times.
i wonder how it looks with default 2 x 7" screens... all pics are 2x 10" screens.
In general it looks from good to excellent, but darn they have torsion beam axle for two smaller engines, only top engine gets multilink at the back? Wtf Mercedes? This is expensive small hatch, not cheap one. Japanese did this but even they got smarter, and in any case, were much cheaper vehicles at those times.
Cost-containment at its finest. Perhaps this was a requirement from Renault-Nissan(-Mitsubishi), which I assume will eventually be sharing this platform?
Cost-containment at its finest. Perhaps this was a requirement from Renault-Nissan(-Mitsubishi), which I assume will eventually be sharing this platform?
In any case, the hatchback, to a quick resemblance, reminds me of the current Forte 5.
I did not see that.
But that is a late cancel from Nissan / Infiniti and the MFA2 platform that underpins the new A-Class was long-finished engineering development -- with MB and Nissan requirements. Even if Infiniti does not use the MFA2 platform, it is already complete.
02-02-18, 04:02 PM
2019 Mercedes A-Class revealed
