Just yesterday, Mercedes-Benz published the first photos of the next-generation E-Class, depicting the cabin of the luxury model. Codenamed W214, the vehicle will be launched with a number of tech upgrades, including a three-screen layout, interior-facing cameras, and new on-screen applications such as Tik Tok and Angry Birds. Today, the Stuttgart-based automaker is already previewing its next-generation operating system, though without providing any photos.
The Mercedes-Benz Operating System (MB.OS) is a new purpose-built architecture that will take a central position in the company’s every new product starting in the middle of this decade. Developed in-house with support from a few tech partners, it will be first introduced to models based on the MMA platform and will feature full access to all core vehicle domains, including infotainment, automated driving, comfort, driving, and charging.
