The Mercedes highlight at this year’s IAA is a new SL — the very first high-performance SL 55 AMG sports car. In addition, the new M-Class will be celebrating its public debut at the IAA as will the new G 270 CDI with its direct-injection diesel engine and the Vaneo compact van. A dynamic design, high-performance V8 engines and an extensive range of additional equipment will make the M-Class a special eye-catcher. 

• Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG
• Mercedes M-Class
• Mercedes G 270 CDI
• Mercedes-Benz Vaneo
• Mitsubishi Pajero Concept
• Smart Hybrid
• Mitsubishi Pajero Concept

• Mercedes Benz SL 55 AMG

The supercharged V8 engine in the SL 55 AMG makes it the most powerful Mercedes passenger car on the market. The new 5.5-litre powerplant develops a remarkable 350 kW/476 hp and generates maximum torque of 700 Newtonmetres as low as 2650 rpm.

• Mercedes-Benz Vaneo

Though its roadspace requirements are frugal, at just 4.2 metres long, the Mercedes-Benz Vaneo is impressively spacious. Three design and equipment lines - "Trend", "Family", "Ambiente" - and environment-friendly petrol and diesel engines will offer customers a wide range of choice right from the launch date.

• Mercedes M-Class

A total of over 1100 components have been newly developed or modified in the course of the model update. New-design bumpers at the front and rear reinforce the powerful, dynamic character of the four-wheel-drive vehicle, while headlamps with contemporary-style, clear polycarbonate lenses and aerodynamic exterior mirror casings with integral indicators add elegance to the overall look.

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• Pajero Concept

As a consequence of the new Mitsubishi, this Dakar Pajero was designed. Strong visual impression and emotinal design is intended. 

• Smart Hybrid

The combination of a diesel engine and an electric motor enables a further noticeable reduction of fuel consumption and emission levels compared with a conventional drive. The name hyper stands for hybrid and performance, because in addition to extremely low consumption