Cut-Away Model Of The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Caravan Unveiled

Peter Parcon September 2, 2013

Ever wonder how the inside of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Caravan looks like? Well, wonder no more, a cut-away model of the vehicle was unveiled recently, according to the official website of the luxury vehicle manufacturer. The model was displayed at Dusseldorf, Germany since August 31. It provides a view of the interior of the high-roof model of the vehicle that was converted into a camper van.

The front seats have been turned around for the living area of the vehicle while the side-facing bench seat can be converted into a double bed. The kitchen is positioned on the left side of the opening while a bathroom is located near the rear portion of the vehicle.

The furniture on the vehicle comes with high-gloss white HPL coating. The vehicle also comes with grey laminate flooring and Mercedes-Benz genuine leather-encased seats. Alcantara covers the ceiling and side walls of the vehicle that also features LED lighting.

The new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Caravan is also displayed beside the cutaway model of the vehicle.

Since the vehicle is gaining popularity among luxury camper van fitters, Mercedes-Benz aims to provide support with the latest camper van package. Around four thousand units of the vehicle are delivered in North America each year to different body manufacturers and fitters. These companies convert these vehicles into class B camper vans or Class C motor homes.

Due to the increasing export of the vehicles into the US market, vehicles based on the Sprinter may also gain wide acceptance in the Chinese market. This means that the vehicle is gradually increasing its acceptance in the international market.

The safety systems offered by the vehicle may be attributed for its wide acceptance in the market. In addition to the exceptional safety systems offered by the vehicle, the engines of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter also complies with upcoming Euro VI emission standards and has an incomparably low fuel consumption of 6.3 liters for every 100 kilometers.

So, if you are in the Dusseldorf area, you have until the 8th of this month to check out the cut-away model of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Caravan.