Video Summary
Here is the requested summary:- The TV screen in the back is 31 inches diagonally and has 8k resolution.
- Amazon Fire TV is built-in and has HDMI compatibility.
- The screen costs under $5,000.
- The Rear Executive Lounge Seat is paired with the screen, and this option is about $7,000-8,000.
- The rear camera is not digital, so you can't see the back when the screen is down.
- There are three ways to open the doors: automatic, electronic release, and mechanical fail-safe release.
- Sensors are in the rocker panel and in the door handle to allow the door to be opened from outside.
- The center console has a wireless charging pad and two cup holders.
- The door screens control the TV, can be used as a phone, and can be used to set modes of the car.
- With the door screens, you can control seats, massaging functions, and seat climate.
- With adaptive content, you can select different colors, multiple colors for a two-tone effect for the dashboard.
- There is ambient lighting in strands in the sunroof and in the speakers.
- The car has a lot of crystal, like the start/stop button, the gear selector tab, the volume knob, and seat adjustments.
- The test car has $5,000 frozen deep gray matte paint.
- Free Merino white leather.
- The 360-degree cameras are impressive.
- There is no frunk.
- Car mats are nicer than rugs inside reviewer's home.
- The drive modes are personal, sport, efficient, expressive, and relax.
- It has active comfort and active roll stabilization.
- The driver assist system is great.
- 101-kilowatt hour battery pack allows for about 320 miles of driving.
- On a 240-volt level 2 outlet, it charges from flat to full in 12 hours.
- xDrive 60 is the less expensive model but has dual motor all wheel drive unlike the Benz’s entry level.
- At about $155,000 as tested, it is expensive.
