The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS installs a fully electric S-Class and its lighting is wild

The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS is a concept that shows what the S-Class might become: an all-electric 469-horsepower barge with a range of 435 miles. This is one of the last revelations of the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show, which this year seems to be just a group of European guys who are constantly competing for electromobility.

Mercedes has been working in the field of electricity for quite some time now, and the EQC is expected to go into production with its disappointing 200 mile range. And there's the EQ Silver Arrow, which is probably the only car anyone should make. The EQS is Mercedes' luxury sedan. She understands what Mercedes says is a "world first" digital grille.

Which is a bit chic, although the first thing I thought about seeing this was the repair bill after a head-on collision. En route: here is the interior, which we saw part of last week.

Mercedes says that this interior is based on "the world of luxury yachts", which, agree. There are lights everywhere in the car, inside and out, with more than 1,000 LEDs in front and on the back. All of this seems too difficult, or maybe just the kind of things that a company like Mercedes would engage in a concept.

I would expect the production version of an electric S-Class to be somewhat muted, though, for now, we have the Vision EQS here.