Mercedes-Maybach has unveiled the latest version of its flagship S-Class, positioning it as its most exclusive and technologically advanced limousine to date. The update is less about a radical redesign than a highly polished evolution, with a stronger emphasis on craftsmanship, serenity and digital sophistication.
At first glance, the new model looks more assertive. The signature grille is larger and can now be paired with illuminated detailing, while subtle rose-gold accents in the headlights and new forged wheels with a floating Mercedes star reinforce the car’s jewel-like presence.
A Night Series version, now also available in nautical blue metallic, adds a darker and more contemporary take on Maybach elegance.
Inside, the focus is on creating a lounge-like atmosphere. Mercedes has reworked much of the cabin, blending open-pore wood, ambient lighting and new material combinations with the latest MBUX Superscreen setup. For the first time, the Maybach S-Class can also be ordered with a leather-free interior, underscoring the brand’s push toward a more modern interpretation of luxury.
Technology is another major part of the story. The model debuts MB.OS in a Maybach for the first time, alongside the fourth-generation MBUX interface and an AI-powered virtual assistant designed to make the car feel more intuitive and personal. Rear passengers also benefit from new screens, remote controls and comfort features that further strengthen the car’s chauffeur-driven appeal.
Under the bonnet, Mercedes-Maybach has refreshed its electrified six- and eight-cylinder engines, while the V12 remains available in select markets. The brand says the changes deliver smoother performance, improved efficiency and even greater refinement, supported by upgrades to suspension, insulation and driver assistance systems.
The new Mercedes-Maybach S-Class can now be ordered in the first European markets, with additional markets to follow.
