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As the festive season brightens our lives, we're inspired by the limitless potential that lies ahead. Here's to celebrating today and building tomorrow, together. #SeasonsGreetings from the Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India team ✨ #TogetherForExcellence 

🎬 Take 1, Action: A decade ago, Bharath Janardhana began exploring filmmaking one YouTube tutorial at a time. Today, he's directing his first full-length feature film. As a Solution Architect in IT for Manufacturing Operations at Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India, Bharath helps build intelligent systems that automate factory planning. A proud #EngineerAND filmmaker, he architects solutions by day and story arcs by night. Over the years, Bharath has worn many creative hats: cinematographer, editor, writer, and director. 🎥 He wrote and directed Nanna Deshavu (My Country), a patriotic anthem sung by the award-winning Vijay Prakash, celebrating India's unity in diversity. He later produced Dear Raaga, a telefilm now streaming on Amazon Prime, and is currently bringing his storytelling vision to life through a legal crime thriller. He shares, “The learnings I’ve had at MBRDI, from resource planning and time management to project execution and leadership, have immensely helped me in managing large production teams.” When he's not on set or building solutions, Bharath explores wildlife photography and theatre, refining the observational instincts that make his films resonate. #LifeAtMBRDI

Driving should feel freeing, not draining. Yet every driver knows the weight of staying alert, keeping distance, watching lanes, and reacting in time. Mercedes-Benz engineering works to take off some of this mental load. When you step into the car, MBUX Virtual Assistant uses #genAI to enable natural conversations, reducing the need to navigate complex menus. ENERGIZING Comfort goes further with massage, climate control, and soothing sounds to address physical strain during drives. On the road, driver assistance systems take on tasks that demand constant attention. Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC maintains safe distances in traffic. Attention Assist monitors fatigue patterns and suggests breaks when needed, and when you reach your destination, Active Parking Assist handles the often-stressful task of finding and manoeuvring into tight spaces. Together, these systems and much more make driving calmer and safer, supporting both the journey and the mind behind the wheel. #ComfortDriving #DrivingWellness #ADAS

The MBUX HYPERSCREEN in the all-new electric GLC is the largest display in a Mercedes-Benz ever. At 99.3 cm, it stretches across the entire width of the interior. The engineering depth comes from what powers it: matrix-backlight architecture with 1,000+ individually controlled LEDs, zone-dimming that responds to ambient conditions, and an OTA foundation that allows the system to grow smarter over time. It comes with the fourth MBUX generation, which is the world’s first in-car infotainment system to integrate AI from both Microsoft and Google, opening up new possibilities for how vehicles understand and respond to natural language. In this new generation, the MBUX Virtual Assistant brings three expressive avatars with natural interaction and context awareness. Each response feels more intuitive, supported by the intelligence of MB.OS. ⏪ In our recent poll, we asked you to guess the nickname of MBUX's most expressive avatar. Haven't answered yet? Click the link in the comments to take part 👇 #MBUX #MercedesBenz

In the all-new electric GLC, the MBUX Virtual Assistant has a face — actually, three. On the Zero Layer, it appears as the classic Mercedes star, glowing in blue or silvery tones. Alongside it are two new representations of intelligence: one, a human-like avatar that emerges from a condensing cloud of stars; and the other, a lively companion with an expressive personality designed to feel more personal. Can you guess the nickname of this expressive avatar? #MBUX #MercedesBenz

Two years ago, Mercedes-Benz made automotive history with the world's first public crash test between two EVs. But did you know this milestone traces its roots back over 65 years? In 1959, Mercedes-Benz launched the world's first systematic crash testing programme with a carefully orchestrated frontal collision of a W 110 series four-cylinder saloon with a stationary obstacle. From calculations and the evaluation of real accidents alone, we now had real-world accident simulations under controlled, reproducible conditions, confirming the effectiveness of the safety body for all occupants. From that breakthrough moment in 1959 to today's advanced safety testing capabilities, our commitment to protecting lives has only become stronger. With each crash test, whether conventional or electric, we continue to make sure that every Mercedes-Benz delivers the highest levels of safety. #MercedesBenzBreakthroughs #AutomotiveSafety #AllForSafety 

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Proud to celebrate #EngineersDay with Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India. 🌟 Grateful for the opportunities, guidance, and a culture that empowers engineers like me to learn, grow, and solve real business problems every day. #EngineersDayMBRDI #LifeAtMBRDI

MB.OS in the all-new electric GLC runs 254 trillion operations per second! Did you get this right in our recent poll? From infotainment to driver assistance to charging, MB.OS brings different worlds together on a single platform. Connected to the Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Cloud, it stays in step with new features through over-the-air updates of the entire vehicle software. This AI-driven superbrain also powers the MBUX Virtual Assistant. Natural language, awareness of context and expressive animations turn every interaction with the car into a dialogue with a friend. MB.OS represents the future of automotive intelligence, where your vehicle becomes a true digital companion. #MercedesBenz #GLC