Mercedes-Benz Teases Electric C-Class with 500-Mile Range
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the first image of the upcoming electric C-Class, set to launch next year with an impressive maximum range of 500 miles. This announcement was made during the debut of the new Mercedes-Benz GLC EQ at the Munich motor show, where both vehicles share the same platform and powertrains.
Directly competing with BMW’s electric 3 Series, the C-Class EV is expected to offer similar specifications and performance. The teaser image of the electric C-Class reveals a unique design featuring the ‘Iconic Grille’ with four slats and illuminated details using hundreds of LEDs, similar to the GLC model.
While specific details about the electric C-Class are still under wraps, it is clear that the vehicle will maintain the current model’s proportions while adopting the latest electric technology. Built on Mercedes’ new MB.EA electric platform, the C-Class is anticipated to offer an impressive range of 497 miles, surpassing most electric vehicles in the market.
Powering the C-Class will be a 94kWh battery pack, similar to the one used in the GLC model, capable of fast charging speeds up to 330kW. With the potential for multiple power outputs, the C-Class is expected to cater to a wide range of customers seeking electric luxury vehicles.
With its sleek design and cutting-edge technology, the electric C-Class is poised to be a game-changer in the electric vehicle market, offering customers a compelling alternative to traditional combustion engines. Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated electric vehicle from Mercedes-Benz.
