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At a warehouse located in the desolated compounds of Sports City, Mercedes Benz Middle East pulled the wraps off the largest model in its passenger vehicle line-up: the V Class.
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An MPV in the truest of senses, it’s a people carrier that is based on the Vito van and rivals the likes of the Chrysler Voyager and the Honda Odyssey – neither of which are particularly popular in the region. Bearing a distinct aura of superiority, the V Class is set to redefine the segment by offering previously unattainable levels of luxury and refinement.
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Available in three variants (Standard, Avantgarde and Exclusive), the V Class dons a starting price of AED 184,000 and is powered by a tried and tested 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine that resides under the hood of the A250 hatchback and the CLA250 Coupe.
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"The V-Class offers so much more than has ever been available in the market. Not only does it excel in terms of the functionality expected of an MPV, but the levels of comfort, high-class design, technological innovation and versatility in this model put the V-Class in a pioneering position for the segment," said Roland Schneider President and CEO of Daimler Commercial Vehicles MENA.
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Armed with a plethora of features ranging from Crosswind Assist and Attention Assist to Active Parking Assist and a Burmester sound system, the V Class is extremely well equipped. With two wheelbases available (3,200mm and 3,430mm) the V Class is 132mm longer than the outgoing Viano and offers several seating configurations for up to eight individuals.
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