- Registered Designs: Two Registered Community Designs (RCDs)
- Lookalike Models:
- S63-inspired coupe design
- S680 with a distinctive split-window design
- Appearing Features:
- S63 front bumper design
- Mercedes-Maybach branding
- AMG badging on the rear
Previously, Mercedes had decided to end both the coupe and cabriolet S-Class styles with the introduction of the W223 generation. A year later, this decision was maintained. However, the new trademarks suggest Mercedes-Maybach is rethinking this strategy.
Interestingly, Robu Aktiengesellschaft filed these trademarks rather than Mercedes itself. This firm was also behind the 2021 trademark connected to the Bussink GT R SpeedLegend, a product from Mercedes partner HWA AG. This detail suggests these designs could be more than just concepts.
- Robu's Legacy: The Bussink GT R SpeedLegend's success gives credence to these new designs.
- Potential Plans: These designs might play into Mercedes' Mythos program, a collection aimed at rivaling luxury stalwarts like Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
- First in the Mythos Lineup: The Mercedes-AMG PureSpeed, an exclusive model limited to 250 units, reaching speeds of 196 mph, marked the debut of the Mythos series.
Mercedes might be gearing up for a grand reintroduction of the S-Class coupe in the form of high-end, area-defining luxury models. With influential design cues and strategic trademark filings, this move could position Mercedes-Maybach as a formidable force in the luxury auto market. Keep an eye out as these developments unfold—this could be the prelude to a new chapter of automotive sophistication.