Mercedes-Benz Viano Brabus iBusiness 3D - Your office on wheels!

On Wheels

Now your office can be carried on wheels with the Mercedes Benz Viano Brabus iBusiness 3D. It comes with a light Monoblock Q, Monoblock A six spoke design and Monoblock S double spoke design alloys. The most exclusive version features front axle of 8J X 18 H2 offset 51 and Rear axle of 8J X 18 H2 offset 42. Barbus consists of pur-R-Rim front bumper with foglights and complete stainless steel sports exhaust. Side skirts are mounted below the doors for aerodynamic improvement. With a simple Van look outside, it comprises of all the luxury one would expect at his office interior. It includes 40 inches Sony Bravia LED Screen which can be connected to a PlayStation or used as a display TV for 3D movies.

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The screen is also connected to Mac Mini, the car's computer system which is connected to the Internet via UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) and HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) making the screen a home to internet as well. Adding to the technology, the chairs feature IPads and MacMini touch screen interface. Viano Brabus has come up as the most technology packed car any one has ever launched.

Amenities on-board

The feel in personal cabin has two electronically adjustable armchairs wrapped in soft Brodeaux-red and grey leather and the seats can be fully reclined in order to take a power nap with comfort. The armchairs even feature leg rests, stow away tray tables, iPads and MacMini touch screen interface. A mini bar and a fridge makes it all the more convenient and luxurious. Entry and Exit in dark has been made safe with illuminated entrance panels.

The Powertrain

The 6.1-litre 8-cylinder engine produces 426 HP (313 kW) at 5,400 rpm and 621 Nm (458 lb-ft) of torque at 4,100 rpm accelerating from zero to 62 mph in 5.9 seconds and reaches a top speed of 155 mph (250 Km/h)!

Brabus is normally associated with high-powered V8 and V12 Mercedes-Benz tuning and with the Brabus iBusiness Viano, it’s no different. And for us to seriously think that Brabus would leave the standard diesel engine alone. On the whole, the company has installed a 6.1-litre V8 which produces around 313kW of power and a 621Nm of torque. Brabus says the engines power will help the van reach a limited top speed of 250km/h and do a 0-100km/h in 5.9 seconds. (The company is planning on doing a 3.0-litre, 3.5-litre and 4.0-litre diesel engine as well but only based on the customers preference.)

Highs

1. Custom interior design.

2. A 40-inch Sony Bravia screen, home to 3D movies, PlayStation and internet via the vans MacMini wireless Wi-Fi.

3. MacMini touch screen interface.

4. Electronically adjustable armchairs to full recline with tray tables, iPads and leg rests.

5. A mini bar and a fridge.

Lows

The inner luxury doesn't get revealed outside giving it a very simple mini van kind of look on the exterior.

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Mercedes-Benz Viano Brabus iBusiness

Source: caradvice.com.au