The hybrid model offers the best of both for city ... US models differ in spec, with prices starting from $56,750. The PHEV Mercedes-Benz E300 e sits fairly mid-table in the range, starting ...

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That means Benz has taken it easy with this car ... opposite direction to the fronts when parking. Being a mild hybrid, the E300 does not move under its own electric steam, if that makes any ...

Instead of multiple variants and electric cars under the E-Class banner, Australia gets just one, the E300. Is it enough to tackle the big Bavarian sedan in the sales race? We attended the Australian ...

Mercedes-Benz Australia ... like its mild-hybrid system and rear-wheel steering. It’s still a petrol-powered rear-drive sedan, and it feels built more for eating up highway kilometres than it does ...

Added features over the Mercedes-Benz E300 – which costs $131,500 in Australia – include 20-inch AMG lightweight ... steering wheel AMG carbon-fibre spoiler lip The post 2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 price ...

The E300e plug-in hybrid makes a lot of sense if you’re a company car driver who wants an estate and isn’t ready to go fully electric.

The E300e plug-in hybrid makes a lot of sense if you’re a company car driver who wants an estate and isn’t ready to go fully electric.