2019 Mercedes-Maybach Pullman is Even More Luxurious
The updated Mercedes-Maybach Pullman gets a few styling bits from the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Concept.
As the longest model from the S-Class family, the Pullman measures over 21 feet (6.50 meters) helping to provide space for a club lounge in the rear. Occupants sit on two standard-specification executive seats facing the direction of travel, enjoying the largest legroom in the segment. Four passengers can also sit facing each other in the compartment featuring an electrically-operated partition.
There are a few things new with the 2019 Pullman, including the front grille that is inspired by a pinstriped suit. It actually first debuted on the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Concept in 2016. In addition, this range-topping model rides on 20-inch wheels featuring a 10-hole design. New for the model is a front view camera, allowing rear passengers to monitor the traffic in front of the vehicle, even when the partition screen is closed.
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Buyers also benefit from a range of paint finishes including two-tone styles found on the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class. New exclusive colors for the interior include magma grey, mahogany brown, and silk beige/deep sea blue. Finally, the “2 cabin sound” feature offers more exclusivity than before, thanks to independent control for the front and rear passenger compartment.
The Mercedes-Maybach Pullman is powered by a 6.0-liter V12 engine generating 630 horsepower and over 737 pound-feet of torque. Pricing starts at around 500,000 euros ($615,145 USD).
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