The new Mercedes-AMG SL 43 - interior with "hyperanalog" cockpit and comfort seats as standard

The interior of the Mercedes-AMG SL 43 also features an exciting combination of analog geometry and the digital world - known as "hyperanalog". This is exemplified by the fully digital instrument cluster, which is integrated into a three-dimensional visor. The standard MBUX infotainment system offers a choice of several specific display styles and different modes. The symmetrical instrument panel is designed as a powerful wing and structured into an upper and lower section. The highlight is the four galvanized turbine nozzles. Their surfaces merge into the instrument panel in the form of powerful power domes. The lower section of the instrument panel develops fluidly from the center console and seamlessly connects the two elements. Despite symmetry, the cockpit design creates a clear focus on the driver: the high-resolution 12.3-inch LCD screen of the instrument cluster is not designed to be free-standing, but integrated into a high-tech visor that prevents reflections caused by sunlight. In addition, to avoid annoying light reflections caused by different sun angles when the soft top is open, the touchscreen on the center console can be electrically adjusted in tilt from 12 degrees to 32 degrees.