The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class - MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience)

Each generation of MBUX so far has sparked a revolution in the cockpit, with the 2018 world premiere of the infotainment system focusing on the user experience more consistently than ever before. In 2021, generation number two debuted with the MBUX Hyperscreen, the largest human-machine interface built by Mercedes-Benz to date. And with the new E-Class, Mercedes-Benz is now taking the third significant development step with MBUX. The latest generation with the optional MBUX Superscreen is even more intelligent and adaptive. The electronics architecture is more software-driven and less hardware-driven. This forms the basis for the interior systems to be updated more individually in the future. The computing functions of previously separate domains take place in a single computing unit. Screens and the MBUX infotainment system thus share a new, very powerful vehicle central computer. This type of networking increases performance and transfers data streams faster.