Mercedes-Benz Revives Pullman in S-Class, Topped by V12 Powerhouse
Mercedes-Benz is set to introduce a new range of Pullman models in the S-Class, replacing the discontinued Maybach. The top model, the S600 Pullman, will boast a powerful 650bhp V12 engine, according to Auto Bild, a publication known for its close ties to the automaker.
The S600 Pullman will measure an impressive 21 feet in length, offering ample space for passengers. This flagship model will be joined by five other Pullman variants, catering to a range of preferences. The entry-level model will feature a 204bhp four-cylinder turbo engine, providing a more affordable option.
All Pullman models will come with fold-down, rear-facing seats in the back, ensuring comfort and flexibility for passengers. Two hybrid models are also in the pipeline, one tailored for the European market and another for America and China.
The Mercedes-Benz S600 Pullman, along with the other Pullman models, is expected to make its debut in the 2013/14 season, marking the end of the Maybach brand. With a variety of engine options and luxurious features, the Pullman range promises to deliver an exceptional driving experience.
