The drive concept features a fuel cell combined with plug-in technology. A revolutionary approach integrates the hydrogen tank for the fuel cells into the bodywork structure. And the innovative four-wheel drive provides the platform for innovative assistance systems.
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A body with a hybrid lightweight design comprising a mix of carbon fibre, aluminium and high-strength steels enables the weight to be reduced while substantially improving safety. The gull-wing doors that span the two seat rows create a sensational effect.
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The F125! constitutes a futuristic further development of the current Mercedes-Benz design strategy. The absence of exterior mirrors and door handles, along with the uninterrupted, single-piece bonnet reduces the contours to the essential and lowers the drag coefficient. The gull-wing doors become the characteristic feature of the exterior, providing access to the passenger compartment along the entire vehicle flank.
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The project team rose to the formidable challenge of developing and producing the detailed design of the vehicle in under 12 months.
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Future of the automobile: How the new research vehicle Mercdes-Benz F 125! was born.
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Making of F 125! Human Machine Interaction
Not only do pin-sharp 3D displays cater for natural viewing habits. The vehicle also responds to touch, gesture and voice control, turning it into an interactive partner.
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