36 hours of work were needed to cut the body and many more to install the LED strips.

It turns out the lifted EQC 4x42 is not the only piece of news Mercedes is sharing today about its electric crossover. This one doesn’t have a cool name or portal axles, but it’s still quite special for different reasons. Built by around 40 trainees over the course of a year, the nifty see-through model shows the innards of an electric vehicle, highlighted by using strips of LEDs.

More than 36 hours of work were necessary to cut those apertures in the body panels, with three trainees using eight grinding discs to make the holes in the bodywork. After that, they had to smooth out the cut edges by using no fewer than 23 woven abrasive belts. Some 50 hours were needed to paint and polish the remaining body.













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