Mercedes-Benz Unveils 2027 C-Class Electric Luxury Sedan
Mercedes-Benz launched the 2027 C-Class Electric sedan featuring a dedicated electric architecture and a range of up to 474 miles.
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 2027 C-Class Electric, a mid-size luxury sedan constructed on the new MB.EA dedicated electric architecture. The initial launch model, the C400 4Matic, delivers 482-483 bhp and 800Nm of torque via dual motors, enabling a 0-62mph acceleration in approximately 4.0 seconds. The vehicle is equipped with a 94kWh battery and supports DC fast-charging up to 330kW, offering a WLTP range of up to 474 miles.
Technological features include the AI-integrated MB.OS multimedia system and an optional 39.1-inch Hyperscreen. The sedan also offers Level 2++ autonomous driving capabilities, rear-axle steering, and optional Airmatic air suspension with predictive damping. Pricing starts under £58,000 in the UK, with Australian pricing expected to begin around $105,000.
To compete with the Tesla Model 3 and BMW i3, the company plans to release lower-cost C200 and C300 variants in the future. The vehicle was tested during an international drive launch in Helsinki, Finland.