The two versions of the Mercedes-Benz X-Class concept show the range of consumers the company is trying to reach.
For the first time in its history, Mercedes-Benz is bringing a pickup to its lineup. The all-new X-Class Concept Pickup Truck was just revealed in Stockholm, Sweden and it is a wild combination of Mercedes-Benz styling with futuristic design ideas.
Mercedes rolled out two X-Class concept pickup trucks at the show – one offroad and one luxury. The final version of the truck will likely be a mix of both models and will include Nissan engineering.
Yes, those are circular brake tail lamps lining the tailgate.
Both models blend the signature Mercedes nose with a ladder frame. It also added a certain level of toughness to the “pickup car,” a term sprinkled throughout the presentation, which along with wider wheel wells and 22″ wheels is really apparent. Also, apparent is their unique style with the rear featuring a unique circular brake tail lamp lining the tailgate.
On the inside, it is filled with the typical Mercedes luxury features and styling cues like the spiral fan vents. It is likely going to be the most luxurious truck sold overseas and could just help attract more buyers to the segment.
Pricing, fuel economy and trim levels haven’t been announced. Mercedes says it plans to start production in late 2017.