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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen

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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen | Top Gear

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Space of course, is the ultimate luxury. Solution: fit the biggest screen you can

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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen

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Space of course, is the ultimate luxury. Solution: fit the biggest screen you can

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Space of course, is the ultimate luxury. Solution: fit the biggest screen you can

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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen

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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen

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The new Mercedes EQS SUV has a huge 56in curved screen

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Space of course, is the ultimate luxury. Solution: fit the biggest screen you can

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Massive, isn’t it? That’s the optional 56in ‘Hyperscreen’ inside the upcoming new Mercedes EQS SUV. Where space is the ultimate luxury, Merc has given you literally all of it, and filled it with pixels.

It’s our first look inside the big new Benz; a car that sits on the same EVA2 platform as the fully-electric EQS saloon. It will come as no surprise to you that this EQS SUV variant will also be fully electric.

And fully massive. Yes, the screen’s optional, but we can’t imagine many EQS customers avoiding the temptation to spec a digital display that spans the width of the entire dashboard. As per the EQS saloon, this screen takes in the instrument cluster, infotainment and passenger display. It even cleverly incorporates the air vents too.

Clever in other ways, because if the onboard cameras detect the driver looking at whatever the front passenger is streaming/watching, it’ll automatically dim “dynamic content”. That’s the price you quite literally pay: shell out for an EQS screen, let your passengers enjoy it.

Still, should be plenty for the driver to enjoy, if the EQS saloon is anything to go by. That car boasts a ride better than a regular S-Class saloon, so you’d expect the SUV version to offer something hovering around the ‘very comfortable’ end of the spectrum.

Naturally there’s lot of plush materials on board the EQS SUV, along with seating for many: there’s an optional seven-seat version planned with two individual seats in the third row set at a height that’s “even more comfortable than in the GLE”.

Should smell nice, which is handy if you’ve got seven humans on board; there’s a special new scent developed especially for the EQS SUV called ‘MOOD mimosa’. Maybe space isn’t the ultimate luxury…

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Massive, isn’t it? That’s the optional 56in ‘Hyperscreen’ inside the upcoming new Mercedes EQS SUV. Where space is the ultimate luxury, Merc has given you literally all of it, and filled it with pixels.

It’s our first look inside the big new Benz; a car that sits on the same EVA2 platform as the fully-electric EQS saloon. It will come as no surprise to you that this EQS SUV variant will also be fully electric.

And fully massive. Yes, the screen’s optional, but we can’t imagine many EQS customers avoiding the temptation to spec a digital display that spans the width of the entire dashboard. As per the EQS saloon, this screen takes in the instrument cluster, infotainment and passenger display. It even cleverly incorporates the air vents too.

Clever in other ways, because if the onboard cameras detect the driver looking at whatever the front passenger is streaming/watching, it’ll automatically dim “dynamic content”. That’s the price you quite literally pay: shell out for an EQS screen, let your passengers enjoy it.

Still, should be plenty for the driver to enjoy, if the EQS saloon is anything to go by. That car boasts a ride better than a regular S-Class saloon, so you’d expect the SUV version to offer something hovering around the ‘very comfortable’ end of the spectrum.

Naturally there’s lot of plush materials on board the EQS SUV, along with seating for many: there’s an optional seven-seat version planned with two individual seats in the third row set at a height that’s “even more comfortable than in the GLE”.

Should smell nice, which is handy if you’ve got seven humans on board; there’s a special new scent developed especially for the EQS SUV called ‘MOOD mimosa’. Maybe space isn’t the ultimate luxury…

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Space of course, is the ultimate luxury. Solution: fit the biggest screen you can