Mercedes S-Class Facelift W223 New Grill With 94 Stars

New 2026 S-Class Facelift W223. Latest render based on most recent leaks. New grill with 94 stars. Exclusive Line bumper.
 

At CarSystems, we specialize in the art of automotive evolution. We develop, design, and manufacture high-end electronic retrofit solutions for the world’s most prestigious vehicles, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Range Rover, and Rolls-Royce.
 
Our mission is simple: to unlock the full potential of your vehicle. By combining deep diagnostic knowledge with cutting-edge R&D, we create proprietary adapters and modules that bridge the gap between model years. From enabling the latest DIGITAL LIGHT and Multibeam LED technology on earlier models to integrating next-gen MBUX systems and AMG steering wheels, we ensure your car offers a 2025 experience, regardless of its production year.
 
Beyond our catalog, we offer bespoke engineering services, designing and manufacturing custom electronic components to meet your specific vision. Upgrade your reality with CarSystems.
 
There few our products:
The STAR3 DIGITAL LIGHT Retrofit Adapter is the first and only solution that enables a flawless upgrade from MULTIBEAM LED Headlights to DIGITAL LIGHT Headlights.
 
MBControl is an advanced module designed to enhance convenience and comfort in your Mercedes V-Class by providing seamless control over key vehicle functions through the MBControl mobile app.
 
Mercedes Benz W447 Multibeam LED Headlights Retrofit Adapter is designed to match advanced 2024 Multibeam LED headlights with pre-facelift W447 V-Class.
 
The MB STAR3 Steering Wheel Retrofit adapter is intended for installing a W223 steering wheel with FD-CAN technologies on a previous generation car.
 
DriveUnit Gateway Module is designed for retrofitting AMG steering wheel with AMG Drive Units Buttons in Mercedes Benz cars equipped with an NTG5.5/NTG6.0(MBUX)
 
Mercedes Benz W213 MBUX Retrofit Adapter is desiged for retrofiting MBUX head unit and instrument cluster in pre-facelift models.
 
While Mercedes is putting the final touches on the upcoming S-Class, the rendering world cannot have enough of it.
 
We have already shared quite a few CGI takes on the brand’s flagship sedan these past few months. Some of them were on the realistic side of things, whereas others were quirky and had nothing to do with the real deal. So, where does the latest digital illustration, which came from @carsystems on Instagram, stand? On the realistic side of the equation, as it was based on the latest spy shots, namely those that you can see here.
 
The quoted company provided a before-and-after look at the rendered 2027 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, so that you can better see the differences between the two. And it’s not like it is a mild makeover that will fly under the radar, as the new one features star-infused headlights that suit the design perfectly. The front grille is also significantly larger, and due to this aspect, the lower part of the bumper was completely redesigned and is now home to different air intakes, both on the sides and in the middle.
 
This is quite more than a mere rendering of the upcoming Mercedes-Benz S-Class (it is not only the Benz that’s being updated), as the company mentioned above has already released those headlights for the outgoing iteration of the brand’s flagship sedan. Therefore, if you own this model and would like to upgrade it with the star-infused headlights, then you can reach out to the tuner. We don’t know how much this goodie costs, yet it is probably not cheap, though @carsystems will answer this question for you.
 
Now, if you thought the Mercedes S-Class that is currently in the testing and fine-tuning phase of development is an entirely new generation, then you are wrong. The three-pointed star brand’s rival to the BMW 7 Series and Audi A8 is a facelift, meant to keep it on the appealing side of the segment until the automaker decides what the best approach is for the next generation. The model will have updated front and rear fascias, and quite a few novelties on the inside, including a new MBUX Hyperscreen that will dominate the dashboard panel.
 
It is believed that the powertrain family could undergo a few revisions, yet we wouldn’t look for any significant modifications in this department. As for how long one must wait for the facelifted Mercedes S-Class, the answer is probably a few months. The outgoing one is a 2026 model, so it would only be natural for the upcoming one to launch for the 2027 model year. The pricing will likely be revised, and you can expect to pay a bit more for the facelift once it arrives at dealers nationwide.