As one of the most iconic designers of this decade, Gordon Wagener has been inspired by James Cameron’s masterpiece: Avatar. That is why the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR looks to a sustainable future. Looking at home in the forests of Pandora, the rear decklid has vents that respond in harmony with the world around them, and the plastics are formed from reclaimed trash. Controlled from a central joystick, the car can crab walk up to 30 degrees in both directions. If this is a vision of the future, we are optimistic about what is coming from Mercedes Benz.
As one of the most iconic designers of this decade, Gordon Wagener has been inspired by James Cameron’s masterpiece: Avatar. That is why the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR looks to a sustainable future. Looking at home in the forests of Pandora, the rear decklid has vents that respond in harmony with the world around them, and the plastics are formed from reclaimed trash. Controlled from a central joystick, the car can crab walk up to 30 degrees in both directions. If this is a vision of the future, we are optimistic about what is coming from Mercedes Benz.
As one of the most iconic designers of this decade, Gordon Wagener has been inspired by James Cameron’s masterpiece: Avatar. That is why the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR looks to a sustainable future. Looking at home in the forests of Pandora, the rear decklid has vents that respond in harmony with the world around them, and the plastics are formed from reclaimed trash. Controlled from a central joystick, the car can crab walk up to 30 degrees in both directions. If this is a vision of the future, we are optimistic about what is coming from Mercedes Benz.
As one of the most iconic designers of this decade, Gordon Wagener has been inspired by James Cameron’s masterpiece: Avatar. That is why the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR looks to a sustainable future. Looking at home in the forests of Pandora, the rear decklid has vents that respond in harmony with the world around them, and the plastics are formed from reclaimed trash. Controlled from a central joystick, the car can crab walk up to 30 degrees in both directions. If this is a vision of the future, we are optimistic about what is coming from Mercedes Benz.
