Headlights suite the car and makes it look different from the AMG GT.
Which they could subsequently copy on any other new MB car. By no means I can call this an ugly design, it actually looks the part. Issue is that it’s so predictable.Yeah I'm not feeling it so far either. It's the same old thing. This should have had a new front and rear end design.
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I really wonder what some of you actually expect from a car brand? I mean you really want to have no coherent design, and make every single model look completely different in every way, so it’s like each model belongs to a completely different brand?
Currently no 2 Mercedes models share the same headlights or rear lights, or the grill at least in dimensions. They follow one design language, but all are unique in their own way, it’s the sum of the details that matters, and how it is combined, not the fact that - “oh the headlights are similar to other coupe Mercedes headlights” (what a surprise…), “oh the rear is similar to some other models” (oh what a surprise again…) - there is no fricken model in their whole lineup that looks the same, that’s the point, that’s the difference you guys usually appreciate when new cars come out, a healthy dose of evolution, not necessarily revolution….
I’m also surprised that Sonder who claims to be some god given design expert can’t take in consideration details, can’t see the forest for the tree, and saying that this absolutely gorgeous, design wise I think at least AM Vantage or a smaller Continental GT level looking car is - boring - while the EQS is the epitome of great exterior design, leaves quite a few question marks … lol
I really wonder why no one complains that Audi has the same grill shape for like 12 years now (for me not a problem), or that BMW keeps a variation of the double rings headlights on every car for many decades now - again not a problem for me - but why isn’t that boring, but a 5 year old style direction is?
I think it’s a very sexy car, it’s quite close to a concept car in proportions, not like the new E class with messed up ones. Compared to previous SL models, this is after a long while something that many will desire, as oppose to the outgoing one. Compared to the renderings which were sometimes quite nice, this exceeded my expectations, looking forward to see more.
Same goes with the Audi as well, they all look the same usually. But at least they do different stylings every now and then to differentiate the cars.I really wonder what some of you actually expect from a car brand? I mean you really want to have no coherent design, and make every single model look completely different in every way, so it’s like each model belongs to a completely different brand?
Currently no 2 Mercedes models share the same headlights or rear lights, or the grill at least in dimensions. They follow one design language, but all are unique in their own way, it’s the sum of the details that matters, and how it is combined, not the fact that - “oh the headlights are similar to other coupe Mercedes headlights” (what a surprise…), “oh the rear is similar to some other models” (oh what a surprise again…) - there is no fricken model in their whole lineup that looks the same, that’s the point, that’s the difference you guys usually appreciate when new cars come out, a healthy dose of evolution, not necessarily revolution….
I’m also surprised that Sonder who claims to be some god given design expert can’t take in consideration details, can’t see the forest for the tree, and saying that this absolutely gorgeous, design wise I think at least AM Vantage or a smaller Continental GT level looking car is - boring - while the EQS is the epitome of great exterior design, leaves quite a few question marks … lol
I really wonder why no one complains that Audi has the same grill shape for like 12 years now (for me not a problem), or that BMW keeps a variation of the double rings headlights on every car for many decades now - again not a problem for me - but why isn’t that boring, but a 5 year old style direction is?
I think it’s a very sexy car, it’s quite close to a concept car in proportions, not like the new E class with messed up ones. Compared to previous SL models, this is after a long while something that many will desire, as oppose to the outgoing one. Compared to the renderings which were sometimes quite nice, this exceeded my expectations, looking forward to see more.
Cost cutting alone doesn’t lead to this “seen one, seen all” design. To me, it’s the designers who are getting lazy, are lacking new ideas. Look for instance at the lower part of the front bumper of the W223 (AMG line). The same horizontal chrome strips we’ve known for years now, making that part of the car looking almost exactly the same as that of W222.
you guys really think they'd introduce a new design language for an ICEV when they are transitioning to BEVs?
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