All-new Chauffeur-driven “Mercedes-Benz Vision V” Is The S-Class Of Luxurious Minivans

‘Mercedes-Benz Vision V’ is a show car that previews next-generation of battery-powered Minivans models arriving in 2026.

German brand says that Mercedes Vision V is a luxurious chauffeur-driven limousine that pampers rear seat occupants.

Mercedes-Benz Vision V rides on the company’s modular, flexible and scalable Van Electric Architecture (VAN.EA).

One of the highlights of the “Private Lounge” seating area is the 65-inch TV screen operated via the touchpad in the centre console.

The ‘Mercedes-Benz Vision V’, a show car that previews future battery-powered chauffeur-driven Minivans including the Mercedes‑Benz VLE-Class and Mercedes-Benz VLS-Class, has finally made its debut at the Shanghai Motor Show.

Designed to rival premium MPV rivals like Lexus’ LM and Volvo’s EM90, Mercedes says that the Vision V is a luxurious and elegant chauffeur-driven limousine that allows one to pamper themselves in a whole new world of comfort.

Like the next-generation of battery-powered “Mercedes-Benz VLS” models arriving in 2026, the Mercedes Vision V rides on the company’s modular, flexible and scalable Van Electric Architecture (VAN.EA).

“The Vision V is the beginning of a new era for Mercedes‑Benz Vans. It demonstrates, in the truest sense of the word, how we bring luxury to a spacious cabin and define a new segment,” said Thomas Klein, Head of Mercedes-Benz Vans.

Some of the highlights on the exterior includes a 24-inch wheels that feature illuminated louvres, a massive new grille, a large rear window that is framed by over 450 three-dimensional illuminated louvres, which serve as taillights and brake lights.

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In addition, when the passengers approach the Vision V, they are greeted by an artistic light show in all the louvres and this also leads to the illumination of the Mercedes-Benz star on the bonnet.

A massive sliding rear door provides access to the rear. Inside, one of the highlights of the “Private Lounge” seating area is the retractable, 65-inch cinema screen with split-screen functions.

Operated via the touchpad in the centre console, the massive TV Screen, which can retract into the floor when not in use, is the largest ever installed in a car, dwarfing the 48-inch screen in the Lexus LM and 31.3-inch theatre display in the BMW i7.

The palatial rear compartment of this Super-luxury MPV also boasts surround-sound system with Dolby Atmos, which offers a total of 42 loudspeakers, including exciters in the seats – turning music into a haptic experience.

Also there are seven projectors in the headliner and floor designed to expand the field of vision. The side windows also become additional “screens” and create a digital 360-degree experience.

“The Mercedes‑Benz Vans have been iconic for decades. This show car embodies the perfect harmony between luxury and van design, setting a new benchmark for the future,” Gorden Wagener, Chief Design Officer, Mercedes-Benz Group AG.

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