A truly personal
V-Class.

Mercedes-Benz V-Class

We create individual Mercedes-Benz V‑Class interiors in Moscow. Layouts, materials and equipment shaped around your journeys.

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V-Class interiors.

Eight completed Felix Ferro projects.

V-FF Ultimate Mandarin

Orange leather, black Alcantara and a separate passenger cabin with Maybach seats.

V-FF Ultimate Air Matic

Maybach seats, a work console and a 40-inch screen in the partition.

V-FF Ultimate Burnt Oak

Warm leather, light wood inserts and reclining Maybach seats.

V-FF Ultimate Zanzibar Brown

Coherent finishes across both areas: leather and matte ash-root veneer.

V-FF Ultimate

Reclining Maybach seats, matte engineered veneer and a bar built into the partition.

V-FF Ultimate

A dark palette, cool contour lighting and a passenger media centre.

A cabin for your journeys.

Start with who travels with you and how you spend time on the road. That shapes the seating positions and the cabin layout.

Work and rest on the road.

In Burnt Oak, two tables unfold in front of the passengers, while the Maybach seats recline for rest. Equipment includes massage, ventilation, heating and seat memory.

Travelling together.

In Mandarin, the two main seats are complemented by folding seats built into the partition. The additional places face the main seats, with a folding table within reach.

Partition
and media.

The partition separates the passenger and driver areas. Signature has a height-adjustable 40-inch screen and an intercom for communication with the driver.

Mandarin features a 43-inch screen with Smart TV and Apple TV 4K, an MBUX NTG 6.0 media system and Burmester audio. Its partition glass and decorative blinds are powered.

Tables, a bar and storage.

Folding tables stow away in the centre console. A bar can be built into the partition: Mandarin’s is powered. Signature combines its bar with a serving table.

A refrigerator and safe.

Burnt Oak conceals its refrigerator beneath the centre-console armrest. Air Matic integrates a safe into the front of its console, with a keypad and lock on the pull-out front.

Burnt Oak: refrigerator beneath the armrest.
Air Matic: safe with keypad and lock.

Leather, Alcantara and wood.

Leather colour, stitching and wood grain shape the character of an interior. Ebony uses matte Karelian birch veneer and hand-upholstered doors. Mandarin pairs orange leather with black Alcantara.

Ebony: leather and Karelian birch.
Mandarin: colour, stitching and integrated controls.

Ceiling and lighting.

A starlit pattern, a second ceiling level and contour lighting create separate layers of light. Zanzibar Brown combines lighting, intercom and partition controls in its ceiling panel. In Signature, illuminated lines follow the two-level ceiling’s geometry.

Zanzibar Brown: starlit lighting and ceiling controls.
Signature: contour lighting across two levels.

An interior that extends to the front.

The driver’s area can continue the finish of the passenger cabin. In Zanzibar Brown, the dashboard, doors and seats share a coordinated palette, with matte ash-root veneer used in both areas.

The Felix Ferro manufactory.

Felix Ferro began in 2010 with customised mobile devices. Today, the brand’s automotive division creates individual interiors in Moscow.

Work on a cabin brings together its layout, materials, trim details and integrated equipment. Completed V-Class projects feature original side panels and ceiling pillars, hand-upholstered doors and natural-veneer trim.

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