Mercedes names prices for the revised vans

Mercedes names prices for the revised vans

Mercedes has refreshed the V-Class and Vito. The vans will be available in Germany from January 2024. Now the prices are also available.

Mercedes is opening the order books for its revised mid-size MPVs, which will be available at dealerships from January. The V-Class MPV is now available from around 59,500 euros, the battery-electric EQV variant from 75,400 euros. Mercedes is calling for at least €80,000 for the Marco Polo camping version of the V-Class.

The Vito van is available as a Mixto from €46,200 including VAT, as a panel van from €47,000 and as a Tourer from €57,900. The electric Vito panel van is available from around 63,400 euros, while the electric Vito Tourer is available from 68,400 euros.

Mercedes focuses on more exclusivity

As with the passenger cars, Mercedes is also focusing on more exclusivity for its large saloon and medium-sized van. The interior and exterior design have been made more stylish, and more assistants are now on board ex works. For the V-Class, two armchairs equipped with heating, massage and ventilation are now available for the second row, among other things. The MBUX multimedia system has been introduced for the first time in the Vito and e-Vito commercial vans.

The engine range remains unchanged for the time being. Diesel engines in the power range between 120 kW/165 hp and 174 kW/237 hp are currently available for the V-Class and 75 kW/100 hp and 176 kW/239 hp for the Vito. Mercedes is announcing a diesel engine with mild hybrid support for next year.

Improved range

The electric models come with a new thermal management system that improves the range. The EQV is still available with a 150 kW/205 hp electric motor, with a choice of two battery sizes (60 and 90 kWh).

The same layout is also available for the E-Vito Tourer. The E-Vito panel van is available with an 85 kW/115 hp engine and a 60 kWh battery.

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1. Mercedes-Benz Group AG is expanding its electromobility offerings with the addition of electric versions of their compact-van models, such as the EQV and E-Vito.
2. The Mercedes V-Class compact-van is now available in the Mercedes-Benz Group AG's Electric cars lineup, with the battery-electric EQV variant starting at around 75,400 euros.
3. In line with the Mercedes-Benz Group AG's focus on the Automotive sector and Electromobility, the E-Vito Tourer is also available as an electric van, starting at around 68,400 euros.

Source: www.ntv.de