Like the A-Class our spies caught earlier this year in hatchback and sedan guise, the Mercedes-Benz B-Class is about to come in for a round of updates, as evidenced by a prototype spotted near Mercedes’ headquarters in Stuttgart today. The test car is for an updated version of the B-Class MPV, but we will see the same changes introduced on the A-Class hatch an sedan and CLA variants as well as the GLB. The current B-Class arrived in late 2018 as a 2019 model. We should see the updated version introduced later in 2022 likely as a 2023 model.
Looking at the grille we can see that there’s a new mesh pattern and it also looks like the centre of the grille, where the Mercedes logo sits, will house a sensor for the electronic driver-assist systems. It’s possible the sensor will be integrated with the logo in the updated B-Class. Other modifications will be done to the lamp units front and rear as well as both bumpers. Also new will be the B-class’ infotainment system as well as an improved connectivity.
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