2022 Order Guides
- 902/903 Seat Heating PLUS is no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with February 2nd decade production.
- 432/436 Active Multi-contour Seats and Front Comfort Headrests are no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with February 2nd decade production.
- P21 Air Balance is no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with April production.
- 902/903 Seat Heating PLUS is no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with February 2nd decade production.
- 432/436 Active Multi-contour Seats and Front Comfort Headrests are no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with February 2nd decade production.
- P21 Air Balance is no longer constrained on MY22 S-class vehicles starting with April production.




There’a a “liter” version that has missing the rapid heating back seats (DU3) and is only $3,150, but few have to have that.
Last edited by BenjaminKohl; Feb 10, 2022 at 10:52 AM.
- Update: As you are aware, MBUSA is experiencing challenges with the availability of semiconductor components due to the worldwide shortage. This has caused the addition and/or removal of certain options on vehicles. A summary of the changes is below and apply to the S500 4MATIC and S580 4MATIC:
- 201- 4.5 Degree Rear Axle Steering is not available to order until further notice
- 216- 10 Degree Rear Axle Steering is not available to order until further notice
- Update: As you are aware, MBUSA is experiencing challenges with the availability of semiconductor components due to the worldwide shortage. This has caused the addition and/or removal of certain options on vehicles. A summary of the changes is below and apply to the S500 4MATIC and S580 4MATIC:
- 201- 4.5 Degree Rear Axle Steering is not available to order until further notice
- 216- 10 Degree Rear Axle Steering is not available to order until further notice
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it did at the time of the buildsheet.. but this entire process has been an absolute crapshoot, so who the f knows🤷♂️🤦🤬.
I have included a visual reference at the bottom.
03/08/2022
- Update: Effective immediately the following Nappa and Exclusive Nappa Leathers codes are unavailable for ordering:
- 801-Black
- 804- Sienna Brow &Black
- 805- Macchiato & Magma Grey
- 501-Black
- 504- Exclusive Sienna Brown & Black
- 505- Exclusive Macchiato & Magma Grey
- 507- Exclsuive Carmine red & Black
- 508- Exclusive Silver Grey & Black
- Please note, the following Leather interiors are available for ordering:
- 201- Black Leather
- 204- Sienna Brown & Black
- 205- Macchiato & Magma Grey
Last edited by Streamliner; Mar 9, 2022 at 09:30 AM.




I actually have to disagree on this being really bad on MB. The reality is, we're living in unprecedented times, and this is far from an MB issue. Upholstery does not seem to be chip related, but chips aren't the only thing short. I don't know exactly where MB sources their leather from, but it's highly possible this is due to the war going on in eastern Europe. Yes, it sucks to have cars being built with missing fragrance dispensers or steering rear wheels (since when was steering the fronts not enough?) or seats that pulse large air pockets to your back, but what's the alternative? MB building no cars at all, or at least fewer. I know which I'd prefer.
Also, I fail to see how the fact that MB sells GLAs and GLCs has to do with this. Sure, you can dislike it diluting the brand and making more people in lower income brackets also own MBs, but the fact is the S Class wouldn't be this good if the GLA didn't foot the bill. And it isn't because of the GLA that MB is only building S500s with base leather right now. Come on.

On the interior options restrictions, could it be because of MB sourcing a lot of this from Ukraine and they are soft of busy with other things at the moment?
https://europe.autonews.com/automake...ction-stoppage






