The new one Mercedes-Benz E-Class will be announced in full at an event starting at 1 a.m. AEST on Wednesday, April 26.
As the biggest proponent of the cookie cutter school of design, the silhouette and overall design of the ‘W214’ electronic class will closely reflect that of Grade And WORLD RANGE sedan, but there will be some noticeable design differences from those two models.
This extends to another headlight shape that includes a bubble effect on the bottom edge. The headlights flow directly into a black frame surrounding the grille, which will tie the E-Class’ design more closely to the all-electric engine. balance And EQS model.
The car was presented as an overnight ride on AMG-branded black alloy wheels and had a fake air intake underneath emblazoned with the company’s three-pointed star logo.
From previous spy pictures we know the new E-Class will have flat door handles, like the larger S-Class. It will also come with a line that fades out on the front half of the door, before reappearing on the back half.
Under the bonnet, the E-Class is expected to have a choice of mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. If The report is correctAMG-branded models will come with the same sophisticated PHEV system as that of the C63, but instead of a turbocharged four-cylinder, the AMG E-Class models will get a variant of the six-cylinder engine. cylinder in line, 3.0 liter capacity of the company.
We already know what the dashboard of the new E-Class will look like, with the company inner revelation at the end of February.
The most advanced versions of the new E-Class will feature the MBUX Super Screen layout, which includes a digital instrument display in front of the driver and a single pane of glass in the center and passenger side of the dashboard. covers a large central touchscreen, and a slightly smaller touchscreen for the front passenger.
The MBUX setup in the E-Class includes a selfie camera, allowing passengers to join Zoom meetings and video calls. The functionality can also be extended by downloading the application to the system.
The new E-Class will be available in both sedan and wagon body styles, but the coupe and convertible won’t be directly replaced. Instead, Mercedes-Benz is developing a new line of CLE coupes and convertibles, which will replace both the two-door E-Class models, as well as the two-door C-Class models.
There will also be a long-wheelbase version of the E-Class sedan, but the model will be manufactured and sold primarily in China.
While the new E-Class is likely to go on sale later this year in Europe and other parts of the world, it probably won’t hit Australian showrooms until some time in the year. next.
