The elegant exterior of the Sprinter Travel 75 is a clear commitment to exclusive travel. Its independent structure skilfully takes up the basic design principles of the Sprinter, while the panoramic windscreen, which is pulled far up, underlines its coach appearance. The cab and body blend harmoniously to form an expressive unit. The strikingly arrow-shaped panorama side windows in the front area rise from the rear axle, forming an unmistakable side line. The tinted double glazing not only provides an elegant appearance, but also excellent thermal insulation. The relationship to the large coaches is also revealed by a view of the rear. A characteristic feature of the new Sprinter Travel 75 is its independent coach rear with its large rear window, which is also tinted.

The Sprinter Travel 75 is not only elegant, it is also practical — and that already when boarding and loading. Passengers enter the spacious passenger compartment comfortably through a wide and electrically operated outward swinging door. The passengers’ luggage finds plenty of room in the 2.0 cubic metre storage space at the rear. It is supplemented on the left and right by lateral stowage spaces of 0.3 cubic metres each behind swivel flaps. This means that a total of 2.6 cubic metres of storage space is available, which is more than 140 litres per passenger with standard seating.

The new Sprinter Travel 75 offers more room to feel good thanks to the 10 centimetre wider interior compared to Sprinter coaches based on the panel van. This creates the space for the extremely comfortable passenger seats in large bus format. The high-quality, 45 centimetre wide seating bears a big name: Travel Star Xtra, best known from the coach bestseller Tourismo. Adjustable backrests, integrated handles, foldable armrests on the aisle, bag hooks and luggage net are just a few keywords. When it comes to the choice of upholstery fabrics, you are free to choose from the Mercedes-Benz collection. This gives your Sprinter Travel 75 an individual and exclusive touch.

Outstanding comfort is always on the Sprinter Travel 75’s itinerary. The passenger compartment impresses with a high-quality interior bus ceiling. Luggage racks with side air ducts and dimmable LED light strips are integrated. The atmospheric lighting creates a pleasant atmosphere, and almost any light colour can be selected and programmed. Service sets with adjustable air vents and LED reading lights complete the exclusive equipment.

The elaborate heating and air conditioning of the new Sprinter Travel 75 also contributes to this. Hot water convectors and an additional hot water heater with auxiliary heating function ensure ideal temperatures. Also fitted as standard is a powerful passenger compartment air conditioning system with an output of 11 kW.

Nothing is safer than a concentrated driver. That’s why Mercedes-Benz has done everything to make the handling of the new Sprinter Travel 75 as easy as possible. Many new details are included as standard to make the driver’s work easier. For example, the Sprinter Travel 75 starts without a key. The 7G-Tronic PLUS automatic transmission, which is also standard, can be conveniently operated either via a steering column lever or paddles. Once on tour, the desired cruising speed can be set by pressing the thumb lightly on the cruise control of the multifunction steering wheel.

With a real coach, it’s not just passenger comfort that counts. Comfort in the driver’s seat is at least as important. There the Sprinter Travel 75 spoils with a comfort driver’s seat in swing seat design as standard. The seat is mechanically adjustable in five axes and also has an adjustable seat cushion extension. Optionally the seat is electrically adjustable and available with seat heating. The driver also benefits from the new multifunction steering wheel and electrically operated sunblind on the windscreen as standard.

The driver’s area is air-conditioned to the same high standard as the passenger compartment and, on hot days, the semi-automatic air-conditioning system Tempmatic with 7 kW output cools it as standard. When it gets colder outside, the Sprinter’s front heater with 8 kW output warms the driver’s area, and the electric hot-air auxiliary heater ensures fog-free windows in the driver’s compartment shortly after the engine starts.

The professional intercom system and hand-held microphone used by the driver and guide to communicate with their passengers come from the large Mercedes-Benz coaches. For passenger entertainment, the infotainment system of the Sprinter Travel 75 is also available with the Bosch Coach Smart Panel on request. Passengers receive DAB+ for the best radio reception as well as streaming and telephony via Bluetooth. Numerous connectors also ensure media playback from a variety of audio and video sources.