The interior space also benefits from the elaborate iSS concept, as the comfort dimensions largely correspond to those of the long S-Class. As with the production model, it was possible to keep the panel gaps in the body shell to a minimum, so fulfilling the “seamless” claim of the Sensual Purity design philosophy. And when it comes to comfort and appointments, the four- and five-seater versions can both hold their own with their sister models: More than 80 customisation options are available for the S-Class, from active ambient lighting and a media display featuring OLED technology to a First-Class rear suite and rear airbag. There are almost no restrictions on trim and colour combinations. However, optional extras that contradict the protective purpose, such as a sliding sunroof, are not available.
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