Mercedes-Benz Vision Tokyo (2015)
Concept car · 2015 · Hydrogen fuel cell
A self-driving lounge on wheels for Generation Z megacities.
The Vision Tokyo was Mercedes-Benz's autonomous-mobility study aimed at the digitally native urban youth of tomorrow. Its five occupants sat on a wraparound oval couch inside a 'connected lounge' with wall-to-wall screens and holographic displays, rather than facing forward. Power came from an F-CELL plug-in hybrid combining a hydrogen fuel cell with a battery, offering emission-free driving and a total range of around 980 km. It rode on 26-inch wheels and glowed with blue accent lighting.
Key facts
- Powertrain: Hydrogen fuel-cell plug-in hybrid
- Total range: ~980 km
- Battery range: ~190 km
- Seating: 5 (lounge couch)
- Autonomy: Self-driving capable
Production
- Status: Concept only
- Autonomous lounge-van show car for Gen Z; never sold.
- Revealed at 2015 Tokyo Motor Show
Source: NetCarShow - Vision Tokyo Concept