Mercedes-Benz has traveled to the annual CES show to display a new concept car called F 015 Luxury in Motion. Highly futuristic, the show car was built to preview the autonomous technology that is currently being developed at Mercedes’ headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany.
To say that the F 015 features an unconventional design would be an understatement. About as big as a new S-Class, the concept is fitted with LED inserts in the grille in lieu of headlights, a nearly horizontal windshield, 26-inch alloy wheels and rear suicide doors that open at a 90-degree angle, eliminating the need for a B-pillar.
The atypical design continues out back with LEDs integrated into the rear bumper and a small QR code that replaces the license plate. Three-pointed star emblem aside, the only visual connection between the F 015 and current members of the Mercedes lineup is found by looking at the tail lights, which are loosely inspired by the units found on the BMW X6-fighting 2016 GLE Coupe that will be presented in Detroit next week.
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