Five Mercedes platforms for different requirements

Vehicle selection should come before interior specification. Ertex reviews how many people will travel, who will drive, how much luggage is required, where the vehicle will be delivered and how the cabin will be used before recommending a layout.

PlatformTypical useCabin direction
Mercedes VitoFamily, executive and flexible multipurpose travelCompact VIP cabin planned around practical daily use
Mercedes V-ClassPremium family, executive, hotel and airport transferPassenger comfort and detailed material personalisation
Mercedes VLEFully electric next-generation grand limousineQuiet electric platform with integrated comfort technology
Mercedes SprinterPrivate lounge, Jet Van, larger mobile office or more passengersGreater living space and equipment capacity
Mercedes G-ClassExecutive SUV travel with a bespoke rear passenger areaIndependent executive seating, worktables and custom finishes

Long or extra-long Vito and V-Class?

Both lengths can be evaluated for bespoke interiors. Extra-long vehicles can provide additional luggage and legroom, while the long version may suit clients who prioritise overall vehicle dimensions. Final suitability depends on the exact base vehicle and layout.

Plan the cabin after choosing the platform

Seat layout, privacy, work surfaces, multimedia, lighting, climate, storage and materials should be considered together. Review the VIP vehicle design guide for the complete project process or the Vito and V-Class guide for a closer comparison.

Choose the right Mercedes platform

Share the intended use, passenger count, delivery country and preferred vehicle so the Ertex team can evaluate the project with you.