Mercedes has given the S-Class a facelift earlier
this year, which consisted of a few exterior changes, an even more luxurious
interior and semi-autonomous driving tech.
Businessmen would call that very close to
perfection, and most wouldn’t change a thing to Stuttgart's executive saloon,
but Lorinser believe that the latest iteration S-Class would look better with a
few extras.
Their kit is very discreet, though, and you would
probably need to see it next to the standard version to tell the differences.
Nevertheless, the tuning house adds a new front lip, side skirts that can be
made from carbon fiber on request, front fender vents, a decklid spoiler, roof
wing, and carbon fiber side mirror caps.
The Lorinser-tuned S-Class also gets new wheels,
double tailpipes at the rear, and a lowering module, whereas the special sill
entrance panels and floor mats round up the list of updates. We don't know how
much the German tuning company is asking for these parts, so interested parties
will have to contact them to find out.
