Mercedes E-Class

Mercedes Benz launches E-Class all-terrain for European markets at INR 65.04 lakh
The E-Class All-Terrain joins the E‑Class family as the third member, following the Saloon and the Estate. The E 220 d 4MATIC, with a WLTP-rated combined fuel consumption ranging from 6.0 to 5.3 liters per 100 km and combined CO₂ emissions between 157 and 139 grams per km, starts at a price of EUR 74,077.50 (INR 65.04 lakh)

India-bound Mercedes E-Class LWB debuts at Beijing motor show
The all-new Mercedes E-Class LWB has been showcased at the ongoing Beijing motor show 2024. The India debut of the new Mercedes E-Class will take place later this year. Mercedes sells the E-Class LWB in a few markets like China, with India being the only market getting the right-hand drive iteration of the sedan. 

India-bound Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB makes global debut– launch in 2024
Mercedes Benz has unmasked the upcoming sixth generation E-Class globally. Available in both standard and long wheelbase (LWB) versions, the luxury saloon has made its global debut in China. More importantly, Mercedes will be bringing the sixth-gen model of the E-Class to India, most probably towards the latter end of 2024.

Continental Tech ensure greater comfort and safety in Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Convenient and secure access: The built-in smart device-based CoSmA access system is a core component of the digital car key. The ultra-wideband (UWB) technology used allows mobile devices such as smartphones or smart watches to open and start the vehicle automatically (hands-free).

Next-gen Mercedes E-Class India specific details uncovered
Source Credit: Autocar India

The new long-wheelbase Mercedes-Benz E-Class is headed to India somewhere around the 2024 festive season. Recently revealed in China, the only country where the long-wheelbase E-Class is produced, the right-hand-drive (or Indian version of the car) will come to our shores with significant changes. Configured and specified with the tastes and preferences of Indian luxury car buyers in mind, it will come with diesel engines, a focus on rear seat comfort, and features and options designed to keep owners – who generally sit in the rear – happy.