Mercedes Benz E-class 2021

Mercedes-Benz has given the fifth-generation Mercedes E-Class a refresh, with revised styling, new electrified engines and more interior comfort and technology.

While the exterior changes are minor, Mercedes has extensively reworked the E-Class’s electronics, offering a host of new driver assistance systems, ‘energising’ comfort seats and its latest infotainment technology. The E-Class now comes as standard with two 10.25in screens, for the MBUX infotainment and instrumentation, with 12.3in screens optional.

The revised engine line-up includes seven petrol and diesel plug-in hybrid variants across the saloon and estate, variously offering rear- and four-wheel drive. Outputs for the PHEVs range from 154bhp to 362bhp for the petrol units and 158bhp to 326bhp for the diesels. Full details have yet to be released. Other engine options include the four-cylinder M254 mild-hybrid petrol unit, along with six-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, all of which now feature a 48V starter-alternator electric motor. The installation of the EQ Boost system has been tweaked to further improve fuel economy.

Earliest delivery of the new sixth-generation Mercedes E-class will be happening in Q3 2021. So do link up with us to check out the all new 2021 E-class.