Some leaked photos with the brand new customization program made by Lorinser for the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe.

Staring from the front, you notice an all-new grille and heavily modified aerodynamic bumper with LEDs in it. Then on each side you get new side skirts and typical fender vents. The Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe also comes with a roof and a boot lid lip and a new rear bumper, a new and fairly big air diffuser and quad tailpipes of the car’s new sport exhaust system.

The kit is completed by the new 5-spoke alloy wheels. From our previous report regarding this vehicle we know that the E500 has been boosted from 388 to 435 hp and 570 Nm of torque (according to the manufacturer this will have a top speed of 280 km/h).

The Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe features varying wheel designs and sizes. The latest development is the one-piece 20-inch light-alloy wheel RS9. The light-alloy wheels are especially emphasized by progressively winded suspension springs which lower the E-Class Coupes center of gravity by 30 millimeters at the front and rear axle.

Sportservice Lorinser offers unobtrusive interior applications for the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe. Aluminum pedals and an instrument cluster with a scaling of up to 330 km/h accentuate the car in a dynamic way. Inside, the tuner intends to make a more sporty atmosphere by using Aluminium pedals and an instrument cluster with a scaling of up to 330 km/h, as well as floor mat set with leather lining and embroidered Lorinser emblem and the illuminated door sills.

Mercedes-Benz, together with Hughes Telematics, announced a new infotainment system for its cars; the mbrace Telematics system, that will allow users to access 18 different services via a nifty telematics system.

Similar to Ford’s Sync system and GM’s OnStar, mbrace also enables pairing of smart phones like iPhones and BlackBerrys to the car’s electronic interface. Drivers can then use their phones to lock or unlock their cars remotely.

Other services include automatic emergency service notification in case the car is stolen or in an accident, a vehicle health check function that goes live to the nearest dealership, real-time weather and traffic reports, and even a concierge service that gets you 24/7 access to a customer-service rep who will help you make dinner reservations, book a hotel or order a flight.

The system will be available as standard in most Mercedes Benz cars, while others (GLK, C-Class, SLK and the new E-Class Coupe) will have it as an option. This fully upgradable system will come with a free subscription for six months, and will ultimately cost $280 a year. The optional concierge services will add $20 a month to that bill.

What makes mbrace really stand out is that it is fully upgradable, with new applications easily installed as they are developed. Furthermore, most vehicle owners using the current Tele Aid telematics service can also upgrade to mbrace by visiting a Mercedes-Benz dealer.