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TECHNOLOGY
Newsweek Europe
|April 25 - May 02, 2025
THERE IS NO CRYSTAL BALL TO predict the future, but a team of designers, scientists, technologists and futurists at Mercedes-Benz’s Future Technologies laboratory is tasked with creating engineering and materials concepts for possible implementation into tomorrow's vehicles.
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“At Mercedes-Benz, the spirit of innovation has been at the heart of our DNA ever since Carl Benz invented the automobile in 1886. Mercedes-Benz combines leading technology with iconic design. Our purpose is to move the world. Therefore, we continuously push technological boundaries and look for new opportunities for innovation,” Eileen Böhme, director of innovations and future technologies at Mercedes-Benz AG, told Newsweek.
The division focuses their efforts on four areas: safety, quality, comfort and design. Its workers are tasked with setting new safety benchmarks, extensively testing vehicle component performance, making life easier for customers and heightening the senses with incredible design.
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