Mercedes Benz A-Class Price in India

News About Mercedes Benz A-Class Price in India

• Mercedes-Benz launches 2020 GLE in India with prices starting from Rs.73.70 lakh

  The all-new Mercedes-Benz GLE SUV has finally been launched and the prices start at Rs.73.70 lakh for the 300 d. The maximum price of the GLE 2020 is Rs.1.25 crore for the 400 d Hip Hop variant. The GLE is currently in its fourth generation since its global launch in October 2018 at the Paris Motor Show. In terms of the design, the GLE 2020 has undergone an evolution over its predecessor and looks more urban and curvier. The German carmaker has revealed that the GLE 300 d has been sold out for the first quarter of 2020. The GLE SUV sports a bolder octagonal grille while the hood and bumper look better sculpted and more muscular. New multibeam LED headlamps flank the grille of the 2020 GLE SUV which rides on 19-inch alloy wheels. The BS6 compliant 2.0-litre diesel motor of the GLE 300 d 4MATIC produces 325 241 bhp of power and a peak torque of 500 Nm. On the other hand, the BS6 compliant 3.0-litre diesel motor of the GLE 400 d produces 325 bhp of power and peak torque of 700 Nm.

  30 January 2020

• Mercedes-Benz climbs up the automobile market ladder

  Mercedes-Benz, one of the leaders in the luxury car market, has observed a steady growth in sales in the recent past. The company sold more vehicles than other brands such as Nissan, Ford, and Chevrolet that offer much cheaper options. The company now stands at the 12th position by volume in the market.

  Mercedes-Benz is also better off than other foreign players producing mass-market cars in India, i.e., Renault, Volkswagen, etc. The company sold 7,171 vehicles in the first half of 2017, growing by 9% when compared to last year.

  Mercedes-Benz expects its growth in the market to continue, as it has offered large incentives to prospective buyers in the wake of Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation.

  10 July 2017

• Mercedes-Benz GLS 350d launched in India

  Luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz recently launched its new SUV, the GLS 350d in India. With the luxury SUV segment seeing increased competition from the likes of Audi, Range Rover and BMW, this new launch aims to secure Mercedes’ position as the preferred option among the elite. Priced at Rs 80.40 lakhs (ex-showroom), the GLS 350d is the largest Mercedes available in India, making it a niche offering.

  Based on the GL-class platform, GLS 350d has been designed to look more aggressive, with the humongous bonnet and muscular arches setting it apart from competition. Engineers at Mercedes have designed with an aim to combine the features of the S class in an SUV, with the GLS 350d boasting of a Napa leather and fine wood interior. A panoramic sunroof provides the sense of open space to occupants. The car comes equipped with a 3.0 litre V6 turbocharged diesel engine which can reach a top speed of 222 km/hr. Mercedes has ensured that the GLS 350d can comfortably seat 7 members, catering to large families. In addition to the luxury features, GLS 350d has top of line safety, with 8 airbags, ABS, ESP, AWD and cruise control.

  14 June 2016

• Mercedes Plans To Launch 4 Electric Vehicles by 2020

  Following Tesla’s popularity with its electric vehicles, several major automobile manufacturers have begun working towards their dreams of launching electric vehicles. Manufacturers like BMW, Volvo and Audi have already revealed plans to introduce electric vehicles in the market. One other name among these well-known manufacturers is the famous German automobile manufacturer, Mercedes, which has announced that it’ll be launching 4 electric cars by the year 2020. This announcement was made by Thomas Weber, the current R&D Head for Mercedes.

  Mercedes has planned to roll out 4 electric cars by 2020. While it is not confirmed, but reports suggest that the EV lineup could consist of 2 SUVs and 2 sedans. For ease of production, these electric vehicles could be modeled on existing Mercedes car models like the C-Class and the S-class sedans, which would possibly provide inspiration for the EV sedans, while the GLA and GLC compact crossovers could inspire the production of the new electric SUVs. However, the new EVs are likely to sport never before seen design schemes, while also maintaining the Mercedes trademark features. Reports also suggest that the German automaker will be engineering their very own electric motors which will be featured on these upcoming electric vehicles.

  9 June 2016

• Game changing Mercedes-Benz GLS 350d launched in India

  Did you ever think that the Mercedes-Benz GL-series ought to look as bold as the S-class? Well, apparently the people over at Mercedes-Benz seem to think so too, as they’ve launched a facelifted version of the GL-series – the GLS 350d.

  What’s new? Well, to start with, the car has all new headlamps that incorporate MultiBeam lamps and LED DRLs. New LED tail lights sit snug looking as mean as ever over an updated rear bumper. The front of the car is where most of the exterior changes can be seen – a beefy bonnet and bigger tri-star Mercedes-Benz logo blend beautifully into the new chrome grill. The front bumper has also undergone a change near the air intakes, which are now bigger and better than ever.

  Napa leather and wood trimmings in the interior of the car are an attempt to up its luxury game and justify the huge Rs.80,40,000 (ex-showroom) price tag. Air ionization is another new feature through which the driver can control the air quality within the cabin. The touchscreen interface has been upgraded and now features an 8” screen that connects to the COMAND system.

  Under the hood it’s business as usual for Mercedes-Benz. They’ve packed a 3.0 litre turbocharged V6 engine that’s capable of producing a whopping 258PS of peak power with 620Nm of max torque. The transmission is taken care of by the 9G-Tronic system

  7 June 2016