"Both the developers of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and the Alphavan company speak the same language when it comes to quality and functionality, and make camper dreams come true," according to the Mercedes-Benz webpage about the Alphavan.
The automaker's User Experience (MBUX) provides a navigation system, while the ME Connect supplies driving-related information, such as traffic and weather. The ME Connect also allows for a WiFi hotspot for digital nomads who need to work on the road, and van owners can download the ME app onto their smartphones to control functions of the van, such as door locking, remotely.
The Advanced Control also serves as an on-board control center, but more so for other electrical tasks, such as setting the electric awning, controlling the air conditioning, and checking the water systems.
Like the ME Connect, these can be controlled via Bluetooth by using the MBAC app.