MBUX

Mercedes-Benz promised it would roll out the MBUX multimedia system across its range and that included members of the Mercedes-Benz Vans range. Before year’s end, the Mercedes-Benz V-Class will be available to order with the MBUX multimedia system in Europe – it'll be available in Australia from June 2020. This follows the introduction of MBUX to the redesigned Sprinter line last year.

Mercedes-Benz has published a short teaser video of the facelifted GLC Coupe on its Instagram account, ahead of a likely reveal within the next week. The clip shows the updated front and rear light signatures of the updated model, which are in line with the refreshed GLC wagon unveiled a few weeks ago.

Mercedes has made much of its new Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) infotainment system, with its natural voice input and clever augmented-reality capability. As it turns out, the system will also allow owners to remotely unlock certain functions after they've bought the car. Owners of the latest-generation A-Class, B-Class and GLE will be able to add things like digital radio, smartphone mirroring, and factory navigation once they've actually taken delivery of their car.

The 2018 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has been revealed overnight in Duisburg, Germany, bringing a comprehensive technology update, the latest active safety systems, and a new front-wheel drive variant. Now in its third generation, the Sprinter aims to revolutionise the commercial van market, bringing Mercedes-Benz's latest MBUX infotainment system – first seen in the all-new A-Class hatchback – along with the company's driver assistance technologies, previously reserved for the passenger car range.

Mercedes-Benz has offered the best look at its upcoming A-Class yet, previewing its CLS-inspired nose and hatchback silhouette in Facebook teaser videos The new sedan and hatchback, both of which have been subject to a drawn-out teaser process, will launch on February 2 in Amsterdam.