Mercedes-Benz is making the C-Class more electric and dynamic.

More range, more comfort, more high-tech: Mercedes is electrifying the C-Class. The new C 400 4MATIC offers a range of up to 762 kilometers, modern 800-volt technology, and a latest-generation digital cockpit.

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Welcome home, that's the motto for Mercedes-Benz the slogan when customers are in their C-Class get on board. That's supposed to happen with the latest generation of the most popular and best-selling model The Mercedes-Benz brand will become even better. With more digital technology, more comfort, and of course, improved performance.

C-Class electrified

The people of Stuttgart have especially their C-Class electrified and The first model to arrive is the C 400 4MATIC.The C 400, which starts at a net price of €56.900, celebrated its world premiere at the trade fair in South Korea and is available to order now. With its battery, the C 400 promises a Range of up to 762 kilometers according to WLTP And that's not all. With another model, Mercedes aims to break the 800-kilometer range barrier. Thanks to 800-volt technology, just ten minutes of DC fast charging should be enough to extend the range by up to 325 kilometers.

Acceleration is provided by a 360 kW powerful engine, which delivers 800 Newton meters of torque. The electric all-wheel drive, which Mercedes calls 4MATIC, supports traction and driving stability. Those in a hurry can reach the desired speed from a standstill using the motor. 100 km/h in just four secondsThe C 400 tops out at 210 km/h. Stuttgart specifies the fuel consumption as follows: 18,4 to 14,1 kWh per 100 kilometers

Even more comfort

At the same time, Mercedes has also invested more in the interior design. Thanks to the new electric architecture, the interior offers even more comfort and space. The trunk of the sedan has a capacity of 470 liters.There is also a storage compartment under the hood at the front, the so-called Frunk, which has a capacity of 101 liters It features [advantages/features]. And those who want to tow additional cargo can do so with up to 1,8 tons.

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Inside, the MBUX hyperscreen Its work is displayed on a 39,1-inch (99,3 cm) screen. The latest version of MB.OS, the Mercedes-Benz Operating System, provides a digital experience. The driver assistance systems offer an expanded mix of standard and optional features. Standard features include adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go function and a parking assistant for parking and exiting parking spaces.

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