German luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz on Tuesday launched the 2021 Mercedes me connect on its flagship model, the S-Class Maestro Edition.

According to a company release, the latest version of its Mercedes me connect (Mmc) technology is integrated with three new features including Alexa integration, Google home integration and parking solution POIs in navigation.

With the ‘Mercedes me’ app on the phone, the customers can track the vehicle’s location, remotely lock or unlock, open windows sunroof, track their vehicle’s location, and set speed alerts for other users and enjoy a plethora of other connected services.

The integrated e-Call/SOS button provides emergency services 24x7 across India through its dedicated emergency call services.

The new connect features are already available with all new cars. For all the existing customers (already paired cars), the new features were auto-updated Over-The-Air (OTA) in the past few days.

The customer only needs to activate the app’s new services to enjoy the benefits of voice assistant home integration.

The S-Class Maestro Edition was launched in the Indian market by Martin Schwenk, managing director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India, and is available at all Mercedes-Benz dealerships across the country.

“Mercedes me connect has been a distinct differentiator in the luxury car segment since its inception, and we are excited with the overwhelming response for our connected car technology. We believe, in an increasingly connected world, the car will become integral to a customer’s life, and we are glad to make steady progress towards that direction with our Mmc strategy,” he said.

“The S-Class is our flagship model, and it remains the benchmark in its segment. With the introduction of the new ‘Maestro Edition’, we further enrich the S-Class with additional luxury features and the latest connected car technology. We are confident the ‘Maestro Edition’ will continue the S-Class’ unmatched popularity among its discerning patrons, reaffirming the flagship’s segment leadership position,” Schwenk said.