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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Mar 2024.

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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon

Built in

Germany

(launched 2020)

Successor

Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon Mild Hybrid (2024)

Predecessor

Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 2016 (2016-2021)

User Ratings

5 reviews

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Submodel

Last Recorded Price

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

E300 Avantgarde (A)

$352,888 (Dec 2021)

12.7km/L

257 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E300 AMG Line (A)

$360,888 (Sep 2021)

12.7km/L

257 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E300 Exclusive (A)

$404,888 (Aug 2022)

12.7km/L

257 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E200 Avantgarde (A)

$412,888 (Dec 2023)

13.3km/L

194 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E200 Exclusive (A)

- Read facelift article

$419,888 (Dec 2023)

12.7km/L

194 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E200 AMG Line (A)

$430,888 (Dec 2023)

12.7km/L

194 bhp

9G-Tronic (A)

Specs | Features

E63 S AMG 4MATIC+ (A)

$796,888 (Mar 2024)

8.1km/L

612 bhp

9G-Tronic (A) AMG Speedshift MCT

Specs | Features

E63 S AMG 4MATIC+ Final Edition (A)

$890,888 (May 2024)

7.9km/L

612 bhp

9G-Tronic (A) AMG Speedshift MCT

Specs | Features

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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon E200 Exclusive (A) Video Review

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a luxurious and classy sedan that sports distinctive styling and a comfortable ride. Should you upgrade to one?

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon was facelifted on Jan 2021.
Read our review of the facelifted version.

What We Like

Improved dynamics and engine responsiveness

Tech-loaded cabin

Decent space at the rear

Styling that stands out from the rest of the range

What We Dislike

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.0

5 Consumer Reviews

The perfect blend of luxury and versatility `

The 2021 Mercedes Benz E-class facelift might seem like very minimal changes, but it fixes the main problems faced by the previous generation. Right off the bat, we are faced with new styling, on both the headlights and the taillights inspired by the A-class line-up. I prefer the previous generation styling better as there is more distinction between the C-class and S-class, but because of the similar components, a person who buys the E-class would not mind as it looks very similar and indistinguishable from the new S-class. Overall, due to the new headlights and more aggressive and slimmer front grille and side profile, the new E-class looks very sleek yet elegant. The interior is what you expect from a 300k priced car. The interior quality is fabulous. You cannot find any faults with it, it looks modern yet maintains the image of prestige. For others, the touchpad might be hard to use, but I do not find any difficulties using it. Otherwise, the touchscreen is very responsive and smooth. It also comes with android auto and apple car play, which should be the no for a 2021 car. The seats are very plush and comfortable, and the space at the back seats is very generous. The only complaint is that the seats do not support as much thigh support as compared to a 5-series. The boot space is sufficient at 540 litres. The drive is improved and more enjoyable than the previous generation. The drive is sportier and the steering is more responsive and slightly heavier. The suspension is slightly stiffer and sportier, which gives it a hint of sportier nature rather than a comfort-based car. I highly recommend the air suspension option as it elevates the ride to a whole new luxurious level. The engine for the base model E200 is sufficient and easy to recommend as it is pumped up to 194 horsepower and 320 Nm of torque. This is sufficient for driving in Singapore as the 9-G Tronic gearbox makes acceleration smooth yet very punchy. It has a good fuel economy at 12.7km/L, which is achieved with the help of a mild-hybrid system. Overall the Mercedes E class has lived up to the reputation of the go-to executive sedan as it provides the right mixture of versatility and luxury at a reasonable price. The facelift has made the E class a better and versatile car, which makes it very easy to recommend to anyone looking for a car in this segment.

Typical towkay Car `

As usual, an expensive towkay (boss) car. Although not many head turn, the moment see an E-Class, 1st thing that strike their mind is rich man or family. Car a little under powered. Engine noise kinda loud. When brought back to workshop for services, MB will volunteer to pick up the car or deevelopment. ,

Looksa little weird... `

The E Class has got to be the most popular model of Mercedes-Benz here. With so many on the road, it is always recognisable. But this new model looks odd, especially the grille, it kinda looks like a car from other brands trying to imitate Mercedes, rather than the real deal. I'm not a fan of the design of the new E Class. The interior is the typical Mercedes look, which is quite well made and designed - no real gripes here. The engine is rather powerful and feels good on the E200 test drive, probably due to its 2 litre engine that is assisted with the mild hybrid system. I noticed how the car start-stop very smoothly, was told that it is due to the 48V mild hybrid system.This is a definite plus for the car. Although, for a Mercedes saloon, the ride is harsher than expected, furthermore it isn't a sports model like the AMG, or a coupe. Mercedes really should have focused more on comfort than trying to make it sporty, that isn't what a normal E Class is made for.