A drawing room that moves
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — Private Touring Van with Chauffeur
A drawing room that moves: the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter carries up to nine guests in a standing-height leather cabin with Wi-Fi and climate control — the fleet's grand tourer for the long road between cities.
Grand touring van
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
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The Sprinter stands taller than anything else in the van fleet — a European silhouette with a high roofline and a long body. The height is not styling: it is a cabin you walk into upright, and a luggage bay you load standing.
- Passengers
- 1–9
- Luggage
- 8 large · 10 carry-on
- Seat layout
- 3 passenger rows + front seat, standing aisle
- Best for
- Groups of 6–9, intercity days
The interior
Inside the cabin
Fine leather rows under a standing-height ceiling, individual vents and reading lights, Wi-Fi for work or for the children, and climate control that holds the whole cabin steady. Guests move about the cabin at a stop without folding themselves through a door.
Seat layout
Where everyone sits
Nine passenger seats: one beside the chauffeur, then four paired rows along the centre walkway. Configurations vary by build — tell us your party and we confirm the exact layout of the vehicle assigned.
Luggage
What the compartment holds
A dedicated rear luggage bay at full standing height takes about eight large cases and ten carry-ons — the most honest full-party luggage capacity in the van fleet. Nine guests with airline luggage travel in one vehicle.
- 8
- Large cases
- 10
- Carry-ons
Figures are a conservative guide for full-size airline luggage — send your exact case count and we confirm the fit before the day.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Does the Sprinter have Wi-Fi aboard?+
Yes — connectivity is aboard for the longer road, alongside individual climate vents and reading lights. The cabin works as an office between cities when it needs to.
How many passengers and cases together?+
Up to nine guests with roughly eight large cases and ten carry-ons in the standing-height rear bay — the one van in the fleet where a full party and full luggage genuinely coexist.
Is the Sprinter comfortable for a Tokyo–Kyoto road day?+
That is its home ground — the long wheelbase settles the expressway, guests stretch and swap seats at stops, and the same chauffeur carries the whole route. For rail-speed we suggest the Shinkansen with cars at both ends; for a road day, the Sprinter.
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