By Chris Ward, March 14, 2018
As for the front, the headlamps are slimmer, making the front fascia look different from the previous make. You can expect to find the LED DRL (Daytime Running Lights) still. The grille is black and silver and more prominent with some rounded edges. The three-star symbol is at the center as expected.
What they, however, did not spare was on the technology used. Though this fourth-generation Mercedes-Benz A-Class is the most affordable of its range on the global market, its technology surpasses all the rest.
It’s the first car to feature the MBUX, a brand new user interface by Mercedes-Benz. When it comes to the interior, some critics view the interior to be better and much longer than the previous generation. That could be an indication that the design change is paying off.
What stands out most is the instrument cluster setup and dual screen infotainment on the dash. The new high definitions screens also come with newly integrated voice command and navigation system which, compared to the previous versions, is much easier to use.
As a whole, the dash looks futuristic. Anyone wishing to get their hands on a Mercedes-Benz can now do so with this affordable model. You can expect staff from beauty PR firms and the corporate world they present to get it.


