The vehicles shown are part of the VIP Drivers fleet, and all photos were taken using our cars.
Where Practicality Met Passenger Comfort
The Mercedes Vito was never intended to impress through size or attract attention. Since its debut in 1995, its task has been more demanding: to create a vehicle equally capable of handling everyday professional use and comfortable passenger transport.
That versatility quickly earned the Vito recognition around the world. It was used by businesses and service companies on one hand, and by hotels, airports and passenger transport operators on the other — organisations that needed comfortable transport for small groups without the space of a larger bus.
The Mercedes Vito was never intended to impress through size or attract attention. Since its debut in 1995, its task has been more demanding: to create a vehicle equally capable of handling everyday professional use and comfortable passenger transport.
That versatility quickly earned the Vito recognition around the world. It was used by businesses and service companies on one hand, and by hotels, airports and passenger transport operators on the other — organisations that needed comfortable transport for small groups without the space of a larger bus.
Mercedes soon recognised that many customers expected more than a conventional commercial vehicle. Increasingly refined passenger versions followed, offering greater comfort while retaining the advantages of a compact van. This philosophy later gave rise to the V-Class, created for clients seeking a more luxurious passenger experience.
Did You Know?
The name Vito comes from the Spanish city of Vitoria-Gasteiz, where the model has been produced since 1995. It is one of the few Mercedes-Benz vehicles named not after a technical designation, but after the place where it is built.
Latest Generation
The current Vito in the VIP Drivers fleet retains the character of its predecessors while taking a significant step forward in comfort. Mercedes improved cabin insulation, driving-position ergonomics and driver-assistance systems. The result is straightforward: it remains a practical working vehicle, but drives more like a passenger car than a conventional van. This is why the Vito has long been chosen by companies for which the vehicle is an everyday working partner rather than an occasional means of transport.
ON-BOARD COMFORT
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extended rear legroom
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leather upholstery
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sliding doors on both sides
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Wi-Fi access
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chocolates
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umbrella
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business-class seats with adjustable backrests
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tinted rear windows
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wireless phone charger
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refreshing wipes
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mineral water
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face-to-face seating configuration
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dual-zone automatic climate control
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USB ports
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mints
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clothes brush
Mercedes Vito in Focus
Other vehicles in the VIP Drivers fleet – check out other models if you are looking for a different standard or capacity.