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Mercedes-Benz Korea has unveiled the 2014 version of its premium SUV, the M-Class, the company said Thursday.
An upgraded command controller, a digital TV tuner and an entertainment system for the rear backseat are among the car’s upgraded features.
In particular, a custom-made navigation system for Korean consumers has been fitted to offer a realistic 3-D map that can search for both old and current addresses.
The map supports Hangeul and up to 40,000 Korean words can be searched.
Also, for the first time in the auto industry, Mercedes-Benz Korea has included emergency warning and tire pressure monitoring systems in the latest M-Class, the company said.
Last May, Mercedes-Benz Korea showcased the first full model change of the M-Class in seven years.
(jemmie@heraldcorp.com)
An upgraded command controller, a digital TV tuner and an entertainment system for the rear backseat are among the car’s upgraded features.
In particular, a custom-made navigation system for Korean consumers has been fitted to offer a realistic 3-D map that can search for both old and current addresses.
The map supports Hangeul and up to 40,000 Korean words can be searched.
Also, for the first time in the auto industry, Mercedes-Benz Korea has included emergency warning and tire pressure monitoring systems in the latest M-Class, the company said.
Last May, Mercedes-Benz Korea showcased the first full model change of the M-Class in seven years.
(jemmie@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
