All New Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan
The first all-electric C-Class.
Sydney & Illawarra NSW
A classic, reinvented for tomorrow: Welcome the new electric C-Class. It impresses with its trend-setting design, an innovative digital operating and display concept and extraordinary comfort.
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan Features
Exterior.
The new Mercedes‑Benz Iconic Grille with Illuminated outline, star and panel, the taillights in star optic and the SKY CONTROL Panoramic roof work together to give the new C‑Class a confident, refined expression.
Interior.
Generous space, thoughtful design, warm ambient light and intuitive screens create an interior that shows craftmanship, feels calm, classic and unmistakably your own. Welcome home.[4]
Charging & Range.
The first all‑electric C‑Class 800V fast charging[1], high efficiency, tested for long range[3] and a quiet, refined electric drive that gives you the freedom to go further.
Technology.
MB.OS seamlessly combines intelligence, over‑the‑air updates, and the MBUX Virtual Assistant to make every interaction intuitive and always up to date.[1]Overseas model shown.
[2]The stated Tested Electric Range and Energy Consumption figures are based on the applicable WLTP or NEDC testing procedures, depending on the certification of the specific vehicle, to comply with ADR 81, and are the figures displayed on the Energy Consumption label affixed to the vehicle. The Tested Electric Range and Energy Consumption values were determined in laboratory test conditions and should only be used for the purpose of comparing vehicles tested using the same technical procedure. Actual driving range may vary depending on factors such as fitted accessories, battery age and condition, climate and ambient temperature, driving style, use of heating/cooling functionality, traffic conditions and vehicle load.
[3]Driver assistance and safety systems/features included in Mercedes-Benz vehicles are driver assistance aids only and the driver at all times remains solely responsible for maintaining proper control of the vehicle, ensuring safety and monitoring the driving environment and complying with all applicable laws including but not limited to road rules (eg: adjusting the speed of the vehicle in accordance with the designated speed limits). Systems and features have limitations and may not be accurate in all instances.
[4]22 kW charging requires the use of three-phase power. Use of single-phase power has a maximum charging capacity of 7.2kW. Charging may vary and is influenced by many additional factors such as DNSP regulation, load, vehicles on-board charging capacity (for example, all-electric C-Class currently has a maximum on-board AC capacity of 22kW), traffic, ambient temperature (maximum operating capacity of 50 degrees Celsius) and vehicle/battery capability and condition.
[2]The stated Tested Electric Range and Energy Consumption figures are based on the applicable WLTP or NEDC testing procedures, depending on the certification of the specific vehicle, to comply with ADR 81, and are the figures displayed on the Energy Consumption label affixed to the vehicle. The Tested Electric Range and Energy Consumption values were determined in laboratory test conditions and should only be used for the purpose of comparing vehicles tested using the same technical procedure. Actual driving range may vary depending on factors such as fitted accessories, battery age and condition, climate and ambient temperature, driving style, use of heating/cooling functionality, traffic conditions and vehicle load.
[3]Driver assistance and safety systems/features included in Mercedes-Benz vehicles are driver assistance aids only and the driver at all times remains solely responsible for maintaining proper control of the vehicle, ensuring safety and monitoring the driving environment and complying with all applicable laws including but not limited to road rules (eg: adjusting the speed of the vehicle in accordance with the designated speed limits). Systems and features have limitations and may not be accurate in all instances.
[4]22 kW charging requires the use of three-phase power. Use of single-phase power has a maximum charging capacity of 7.2kW. Charging may vary and is influenced by many additional factors such as DNSP regulation, load, vehicles on-board charging capacity (for example, all-electric C-Class currently has a maximum on-board AC capacity of 22kW), traffic, ambient temperature (maximum operating capacity of 50 degrees Celsius) and vehicle/battery capability and condition.