Mercedes-Benz E-Class

<p>Available in both petrol and diesel variants, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2025 offers respectable fuel economy figures despite its size and luxury focus. The petrol variant delivers a certified mileage of up to 15.0 km/l, while the diesel option clocks in at around 16.1 km/l. The inclusion of mild-hybrid tech ensures smoother stop-start operation and improved fuel efficiency, especially in urban usage.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The E-Class has always been about creating a luxurious sanctuary on wheels. The 2025 version builds on that with a feature-laden interior. Some key highlights include:</p><ul><li>12.8-inch OLED central touchscreen with the latest MBUX interface</li><li>12.3-inch fully digital instrument cluster</li><li>Electrically reclining rear seats with memory function</li><li>Rear touchscreen tablet with controls for media and climate</li><li>Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay</li><li>Ambient lighting with up to 64 colour options</li><li>Rear window sunblinds (manual/electric depending on trim)</li><li>Burmester 3D surround sound system</li><li>Four-zone climate control with air purification<br><br>&nbsp;</li></ul><p>In terms of safety, the E-Class comes equipped with seven airbags, pre-safe system, attention assist, blind spot assist, adaptive high beam, and a 360-degree surround camera.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Mercedes E-Class LWB is now up to ₹6 lakh cheaper.. Known for its stretched wheelbase and rear-seat luxury, it remains a top pick for chauffeur-driven buyers. The price cut makes this executive sedan even more tempting for those who value elegance and comfort in equal measure.</p>