Mercedes-Maybach concept makes an electric splash at Pebble Beach

Mercedes-Maybach unveiled its Vision concept car ahead of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

The concept is called the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6, the number designation standing for its length, at 6 meters long, or 18.5 feet.

Maybach used to be a luxury brand under Daimler, Mercedes-Benz's parent company, but was folded into Mercedes-Benz as Mercedes-Maybach.

The Mercedes-Benz tri-star sits above the Maybach name on the concept.

Mercedes-Maybach says the grille is inspired by a pinstripe suit.

LED headlights denote the car's modernity.

The concept gets all-wheel-drive from two electric motors, one driving each axle.

The gull-wing doors are a historical reference to Mercedes-Benz.

The cabin nestles to the rear of the car.

A boat tail back end hearkens to historical cars.

The split rear window is also a historical cue, although the horizontal layout gives them a modern twist.

This concept uses an electric drivetrain, making it a zero-emission vehicle.

An 80 kilowatt-hour battery pack is integrated with the chassis.