2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Mercedes-Benz India retails 7,893 cars in 2020

The ex-showroom price of Mercedes-Benz’s model range will be increased by five per cent. The price hike ranges from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 15 lakh.

Popular selling models are the C-Class, E-Class sedans, GLC, GLE, and GLS SUVs.

The new campaign by Mercedes-Benz features a range of benefits on select models. The company will also offer connected safety features.

DSDNxt is a customer services program of Mercedes-Benz India that includes a host of digital solutions for customers from the comfort of home and avail personalised services.

“Why would anyone be so thrilled at the sight of a grey four-door sedan?” You would wonder. But this was no ordinary family sedan.

Superman as Clark Kent. Because at first glance, the Mercedes-Benz E63 S AMG is all E-Class. Look closer and the chiselled body reveals itself – the large air-dam upfront with a splitter, the breathing vents on the muscular fenders and the massive 20-inch alloy wheels with the choicest rubber – especially in this shade of satin grey.

In many ways, the new Mercedes E-Class has managed to disguise itself as a smaller S-Class. It’s a good thing, given that the E350d, as we proved in our road test, set new benchmarks in its segment for luxury and comfort, but at Rs 73 lakhs (ex-showroom), it is pricey for a mid-size executive sedan. Fortunately, the same cannot be said for the lower spec but equally impressive E220d – a car that will inevitably form the backbone of the E-Class range. Simply put, the E220d is for those who want the new E and would happily trade the big V6 motor under its hood and some niceties for efficiency and a lower price tag.