Mercedes-Benz is known for combining elegance with cutting-edge innovation, and if this bold new concept is anything to go by, the future of its flagship S-Class is looking bright—and very stylish.
While the current S-Class (W223) is still fairly fresh, having launched in 2020, car lovers are already dreaming about what comes next. One of them is Giorgi Tedoradze, a digital artist from Georgia who often reimagines luxury vehicles in stunning detail. His latest creation? A striking 2028 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Estate, blending classic styling with futuristic flair.
This isn’t an official design from Mercedes, but it definitely turns heads. With a sleek and boxier shape, the S-Class Estate concept brings back a bit of old-school charm, while still looking ultra-modern. Highlights include slim LED headlights, bold dual-tone alloy wheels, and a bold grille with the Mercedes name stamped across the chrome trim. The design even hints at active grille shutters, which could benefit both traditional engines and electric setups.
From the side, the car has a strong presence thanks to a large C-pillar and a narrow rear window, giving it a clean, sculpted look. Around the back, you’ll find a subtle ducktail-style trunk lid to help with aerodynamics and minimalist LED taillights that stretch across the width of the car.
This version appears to be powered by a traditional internal combustion engine (ICE), but by 2028, it’s almost guaranteed Mercedes will add some form of electrification—whether it’s mild hybrid, full hybrid, or plug-in hybrid options. Ideally, six-cylinder hybrids will lead the lineup, with four-cylinder engines reserved for PHEVs. And of course, we expect Mercedes-AMG to keep the powerful S 63 E Performance version alive, featuring that legendary 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8.
So, if this concept were real, would you choose it over rivals like the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, or Lexus LS? With its mix of luxury, presence, and potential performance, the 2028 S-Class Estate could easily rule the roads.
