Campervans

With a clear focus on families and users who enjoy outdoor leisure activities including camping, Mercedes-Benz Vans has given the first significant look of its Concept EQT T-Class – the forerunner to its new premium quality range of small vans.

The near-series-production concept vehicle combines ample and versatile space for up to seven occupants and a generous luggage compartment with a Mercedes-typical design and approach to high-class appeal, comfort, functionality, connectivity and safety. Mercedes-Benz Vans is thus translating the V-Class's recipe for success into a compact format, bringing a new premium quality into the small van segment. The Concept EQT underscores the unique combination of premium comfort and uncompromising functionality with electric driving pleasure with an electric longboard which is perfectly integrated into the load compartment.

Marcus Breitschwerdt, head of Mercedes-Benz Vans, said: “We are expanding our portfolio in the small van segment with the forthcoming T-Class. It will appeal to families and all those private customers, whatever their age, who enjoy leisure activities and need a lot of space and maximum variability without forgoing comfort and style. The T-Class provides them with an attractive introduction into the world of Mercedes-Benz. And as the Concept EQT shows: We are consistently implementing our claim to leadership in electromobility and will also be offering a fully electric model in this segment in the future.”

Key details

• The Concept EQT features a design that blends modernity with classic Mercedes-Benz that makes for an eye-catching vehicle. 
• Black panel front with LED front headlights that flows seamlessly from the bonnet and features star pattern. 
• 21-inch alloy wheels
• High-sheen finish on panoramic rood and electric longboard in the rear
• High-gloss black paintwork
• White nappa leather upholstery on seating and applications.
• Touch Control buttons on steering wheel
• Ambient lighting on dashboard and in footwells
• Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX), which can be operated via the central display with touch function or with ‘Hey Mercedes’ voice assistant
• Sliding doors on both sides with large opening
• Spacious load compartment thanks to sloping rear and vertical tailgate
• Double floor compartment for additional storage
• T-Class to launch in 2022, Citan to be launched later this year, including fully electric version