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After Daimler AG let slip the first official exterior image of the upcoming 2015 Mercedes-Benz S-Class (C217) yesterday, it is now time to show you guys how its interior will look like.
The following highly-revealing spy photos are depicting two pre-production S-Class Coupe models, one of which sporting a black leather interior, while the other one has to do with a two-tone white/cream/black upholstery.
As it was expected, the center console is quasi-identical with the one from its sedan brother, but the S-Class Coupe does come with a new three-spoke steering wheel for a better differentiation between the two.
From what we can see, it seems that the top part of the dashboard is also sporting an altered design compared with the S-Class sedan, but we will need to wait until the car is officially revealed to find out for sure.
As most of you know, the S-Class Coupe is replacing the Mercedes-Benz CL and will also offer a convertible version for the very first time, while the engine lineup will only consist of twin-turbocharged V8 and V12 engines.
The car is expected to be officially launched at the upcoming 2014 Geneva Motor Show in about a month from now, so stay tuned for more leaks about it in the upcoming weeks.
As it was expected, the center console is quasi-identical with the one from its sedan brother, but the S-Class Coupe does come with a new three-spoke steering wheel for a better differentiation between the two.
From what we can see, it seems that the top part of the dashboard is also sporting an altered design compared with the S-Class sedan, but we will need to wait until the car is officially revealed to find out for sure.
As most of you know, the S-Class Coupe is replacing the Mercedes-Benz CL and will also offer a convertible version for the very first time, while the engine lineup will only consist of twin-turbocharged V8 and V12 engines.
The car is expected to be officially launched at the upcoming 2014 Geneva Motor Show in about a month from now, so stay tuned for more leaks about it in the upcoming weeks.
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