Mercedes Unveils New Concept Cla Class

 Mercedes-Benz CLA Concept Car ( EV) 2025

   Mercedes-Benz unveils new Concept CLA Class at Munich Motor Show

    It's an all-electric concept car that has claimed range of more than 750km an up to 250kW DC fast charging .

 

    It is based on a new Mercedes-Benz Modular Architecture (MMA) and uses a powertrain derived from last year's Vision EQXX Concept

It also has a new exterior an interior design philosophy and Debuts all new Mercedes-Benz Operating System (MB-OS).

New Features :

1. Concept CLA Class has more than 750km range
2. LED lighting elements a key part of exterior design
3. Interior gets a full-width screen dubbed the ‘Superscreen’

When it will be launched ?

        It is likely to hit the market with the first production in 2025 .

Mercedes Powertrain / Range :

        As you know , it is directly derived from the Vision EQXX has a claimed range of more than 750 km and a great energy consumption

of around 12kwH per 100 kilometers. 

        It comprises of 800V electric architecture that enables 250kW DC charging , and has a 400 KM Range in just 15 minutes.

            The battery is available with a choice of two different cell chemistries – higher-spec variants feature an anode design with silicon-oxide content, while the entry variant makes use of lithium-iron phosphate.    

        The battery is coupled with a 235HP permanently excited synchronous machine that's paired with 2-speed transmission.

        It has weight of 110 kg .

Exterior Design :

As with all concepts, the new Concept CLA looks futuristic and striking. It's low-slung, has a shark nose-like front end, and a GT-like rear end with flared wheel arches and a wide track. The front end is particularly distinctive, characterised by a massive ‘grille’ featuring a lower-set black panel with an illuminated Mercedes emblem at the centre with numerous illuminated and animated stars surrounding it.

Above that is the headlamp cluster – the shape of which resembles a half-cut circle and has the three-pointed star in the centre – that’s connected by an LED light band that even extends over to the front fenders and doors. The front end is unlike anything we have seen in a Mercedes so far. Along the sides there are frameless doors, a sleek glasshouse, a less exaggerated bow to the lower window line, and largely unadorned surfacing.

Further back, the Concept CLA gets a coupé-like roofline in combination with a heavily angled rear screen, giving the new model a sleek profile – this also bears resemblance to the outgoing CLA. The new sedan adopts more pronounced haunches over the rear wheels to give it a more confident stance than the outgoing model. At the rear, there is also a short notchback-style boot lid and a full-width wraparound light bar with tube-style LED graphics featuring three-pointed star detailing, just like the front. These bands are made from an innovative material that has a stylish mirrored chrome-look when unilluminated. 

Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class interior design

Inside, the Concept CLA Class adopts a full-width MBUX Superscreen similar to that used by the Vision EQXX. Set to be retained for the production version, it runs Mercedes-Benz's new MB.OS operating system. The new chip-to-cloud architecture, which will support Google Maps navigation among other embedded apps, represents a new approach to in-car infotainment for Mercedes-Benz. The brand says it will be included in all future models starting with the new CLA.

With the Superscreen spanning the entire width of the dashboard, the aesthetics are clearly tech-oriented. It has a floating effect and also accentuates the width of the dashboard. One of the coolest things about the interior are its AC vents and its controls – the turbine-like virtual air vents are digitally visualized on the far left and right of the screen, while also incorporating a physical control interface. Displayed on the fixed inner ring is the cabin temperature setting. The outer analogue ring emerges from the glass surface and can be turned to adjust settings.

The elegantly sculpted seats and door upholstery are wrapped in sustainable produced nappa leather in shades of silver and crystal white, while the illuminated blue and violet strips of ambient lighting have been extensively used as highlights. Another highlight is the floating centre arm rest that houses a wireless charger and a cupholder.

A further new development showcased by the latest Mercedes-Benz concept is the new CLA's Level 3 Lidar-based autonomous driving assistance systems. The Level 3 systems are not recieved to appear on the new model, which will initially be limited to Level 2 autonomy, but Mercedes plans to offer regular over-the-air updates, opening the possibility of allowing owners to purchase Level 3 capability in the future.

Additionally, the Concept CLA Class includes a new Child Presence Detection (CPD) system designed to mitigate the risk of young children being left in the car during warm weather. Using sensors and cameras to detect breathing patterns, it is programmed to first warn, then ultimately trigger the air conditioning and sound the horn when it detects the presence of a child without an adult.