New Mercedes C Class 2021 New Interior & Design Explained
New 2021 Mercedes C-Class: Interior design
From a styling perspective, the new C-Class embraces design cues introduced on the facelifted E-Class, while also adopting a sportier look than before. This is down to the new bonnet with its twin power bulges, the new, stronger shoulderline, and the attempt to turn the C-Class into a more ‘cab-backwards’ saloon, by pushing the passenger cell further towards the rear of the car.
Contrasting with the E-Class inspired exterior, the new C-Class jumps ahead of its larger sibling with a wholly new interior. The cabin makeover is decidedly S-Class inspired, with a new dashboard layout that features a huge central touchscreen infotainment system as the main focal point.
There’s a split deck between the new look, rounded square air vents and the new central control hub, but the whole dashboard is angled towards the driver. The new touchscreen system, running the latest version of the MBUX operating system introduced in the S-Class, is offered in two sizes. By default, it measures 9.5-inches across, but a larger 11.8-inch version is also available. While it looks similar to the set-up in the S-Class, it’s not the same screen - the C-Class goes without the OLED display technology and haptic feedback offered on the flagship limo.
The instrumentation is fully digital for the first time in the C-Class. As standard, a floating 10.25-inch digital instrument panel is fitted, with a larger 12.3-inch screen available as an option. The look of both screens can be customised with three distinct themes: Discreet, Sport and Classic.
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