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Mercedes-Benz introduces the 2016 E-Class in India at Rs 48.50 lakh

Mercedes-Benz has sold over 30,000 E-Class sedans in India

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Overdrive|Jun 25, 2015, 16:00:21 IST

On the occasion of the global sales anniversary of its most successful car, the E-Class, Mercedes-Benz has introduced the 2016 E-Class in India at a starting price of Rs 48.50 lakh ex-Delhi. The car comes with a host of new features which include a Telematics infotainment system with a larger 8-inch high-resolution screen. The infotainment system also supports the optional Garmin Map Pilot navigation system which features 3D terrain, building and landmark view and 360 degree rotation function - this can be selected over the standard features. A reverse camera, though, comes as standard.

Speaking about the new 2016 E-Class, Eberhard Kern, managing director and CEO, Mercedes-Benz India said, “The E-Class remains our highest selling luxury sedan in India and with the introduction of the refreshed 2016 E-Class, we offer our discerning customers additional value in form of enhanced equipment. We are confident that with the 2016 E- Class we will continue to consolidate our lead in the segment. Introducing the latest products and technologies and periodically refreshing the existing ones is vital to winning customer confidence. At Mercedes-Benz, our key focus is aligned to offer our customers feature rich, top end product that embodies modern luxury to its core.”

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The Mercedes-Benz E-Class has sold over 13 million E-Class sedans and estates worldwide. 30,000 of these have been purchased in India.

The prices for the new 2016 E-Class are as follows:

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First Published:Jun 25, 2015, 09:27:45 IST
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