The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is the flagship luxury sedan of the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz. First introduced in 1954, the S-Class name derives from “Sonderklasse” (special class). Today, the model is produced in its seventh generation (W223) and is available in both standard and long wheelbase versions.
The W223 S-Class is designed with an aerodynamic body structure and a simplified design language. Digital light headlights, flush-fitting door handles, and a wide front grille are key design elements of the model.
Body Types: Sedan (Standard and Long)
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Mercedes-Benz S-Series W223 (Mercedes-Benz)
The S-Class is offered in European and Turkish markets with mild-hybrid petrol and diesel engines, as well as plug-in hybrid and AMG performance versions.
Mild-Hybrid Petrol Options (with EQ Boost):
Diesel Options:
Plug-in Hybrid Option (Europe):
AMG Performance Model:
All engines are paired with a 9-speed 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission. The 4MATIC all-wheel drive system is offered as standard.
The S-Class incorporates the most advanced Mercedes-Benz technologies within its luxury interior.
Standard Features:
Optional Features:

Mercedes-Benz S-Series W223 Console Design (Mercedes-Benz)
The W223 S-Class achieved a 5-star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests.
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Optional Systems:
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is manufactured at the Sindelfingen plant in Germany. In the luxury sedan segment, it directly competes with the BMW 7 Series and Audi A8, while the AMG S 63 is positioned against the BMW M760e and Audi S8.
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