A few days ago, we obtained a set of road test photos of Mercedes-Benz's new E-class models, which are undergoing intense testing on overseas roads and are scheduled to be officially released in overseas markets in December this year, and will be released in April 2023. It is reported that the new car will continue to be equipped with 2.0T and 3.0T turbocharged engines, and will be equipped with a 48-volt light mix system, the transmission system matches the 9-speed manual transmission, and some models will also provide four-wheel drive systems.
The front face of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class is expected to be equipped with an upper and lower split mesh grille, and the LED headlight group shape on both sides is also consistent with the C-class model. Blackened multi-spoke alloy wheels were provided on the side of the body, while concealed ejection door handles were upgraded. The rear of the car is expected to have a bilateral single-out exhaust layout, and the upper LED taillight cluster is consistent with the S-class model.
Pictured above is the interior of the S-Class
According to overseas media, the new Interior of Mercedes-Benz E will be equipped with a new shape of the three-spoke multi-function steering wheel, and equipped with a floating LCD instrument and a large-sized central control screen with a slope of 12 inches, and the overall shape design may be consistent with the S-class model.