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Live2026-09-28 00:21 UTC+1 todayUpdated

Mercedes-Benz S-Class '140 Years. 140 Places' tour returns to Europe

Mercedes-Benz's new S-Class has begun a second crossing of Europe as part of a 140-stop, six-continent anniversary journey that is due to end back in Stuttgart in October 2026.

Anniversary being marked
140 years of innovation
Distance to be covered
More than 50,000 km
Continents crossed
Six
Selected places visited
140

What Happened

Mercedes-Benz is marking 140 years of innovation with an epic transcontinental journey of its new S-Class. Three new S-Class sedans set off after the model's world premiere on 29 January 2026, aiming to cover more than 50,000 kilometres across six continents and 140 selected places that stand for the history, pioneering spirit and global presence of the Mercedes-Benz brand. Along the route the new S-Class is accompanied by classic cars, current series models and local vehicles, so that each stop creates unique encounters between the brand's past, present and future. The convoy is now on its second crossing of Europe.

Distance on the global journey

More than 50,000km

Across six continents and 140 selected places, following the S-Class world premiere on 29 January 2026.

Key dates on the S-Class world tour
  1. 29 January 2026

    World premiere of the new S-Class; three new S-Class sedans afterwards set off on the global journey.

  2. Mid-October 2026

    The convoy is expected back home in Stuttgart after its second crossing of Europe.

  3. October 2026

    The worldwide journey ends in Stuttgart, where the history of Mercedes-Benz began.

Legs of the journey already completed
  • Europe: from Stuttgart through Switzerland, France, Spain and Belgium
  • South America: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile
  • North America
  • Asia
  • Australia and New Zealand
  • India, then Africa: Kenya, Namibia and South Africa
Where the S-Class goes next
  • Southeastern Europe, with stops including Turkey, Greece and Hungary
  • The Baltic states
  • Scandinavia
  • The United Kingdom
  • Home to Stuttgart, where the tour is expected in mid-October

The trip can be followed digitally through the Mercedes-Benz Community Hub and the brand's social media channels, and new image impressions are continually added on the Mercedes-Benz Media Site. On YouTube, hosts take viewers along the route: Callum Mullin covers Europe, Karl Shakur South America, Benjamin Ortega North America, Tom Exton Australia and Tucker Doss India. The press release is illustrated with 17 images.

Why this matters

The journey is a marketing and community event that puts Mercedes-Benz's newest flagship sedan in front of customers, club members and fans at 140 places worldwide while marking 140 years of innovation. According to the source, people in the regions the convoy visits can take part in meet-and-greets, presentations and other community highlights along the route.

Terms in This Story

S-Class
Mercedes-Benz's flagship line of luxury sedans.
Convoy
A group of vehicles travelling together along the same route.
World premiere
The first public unveiling of a new vehicle model.
Oldtimer
A German-language term for a classic or vintage car.
Read Original: Mercedes-Benz

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