With the Hyperscreen MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) different OLED displays merge seamlessly for an overall extension of 141 centimeters (55 inches) . We are talking about a large curved display for the dashboard of future Mercedes-Benz vehicles, powered by futuristic artificial intelligence solutions. The Stuttgart company presented it in the frame of the CES 2021, reduced to only digital format due to the known problems related to health crisis.

It is divided into three parts: the instrument panel, a central display and a section dedicated to the passenger. The Stuttgart carmaker, which had presented the first version of MBUX at CES 2018, claimed that the hyperscreen is powered by a 8-core CPU , and is supported by 24 GB of RAM with a bandwidth of 46, 4 GB at second.

The MBUX Hyperscreen is one of the distinctive elements of the future electric flagship from Mercedes, EQS . The large curved screen extends almost the entire width, from the left to the right A pillar. In addition to its size, the design is also unique and attention to detail.

To this is added the artificial intelligence : With learning software, providing personalized suggestions for numerous infotainment, comfort and vehicle-specific functions. The user does not have to scroll through submenus or give voice commands and the most important applications are always available in context. This way, the EQS driver does not have to worry about a series of operational steps.

Based on the new platform EVA (Electric Vehicle Architecture) , Mercedes-Benz EQS represents a very important project for the Stuttgart house, as a new flagship. You will have a range of up to 700 kilometers according to the WLTP cycle . It will be followed by the EQE, the EQS-SUV and the EQE-SUV. Since 2025, many other models will enrich the electric vehicle portfolio thanks to the second dedicated MMA electric platform. The new EQS was shown by the first spy photos.