Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the C 400 4MATIC, its first all-electric variant of the iconic C-Class sedan. The vehicle combines luxury performance with an estimated 762-kilometer range on the WLTP cycle.
The C 400 4MATIC is built on an 800-volt architecture optimized for efficiency and extended driving distances. Mercedes claims it delivers the sportiest C-Class experience yet while maintaining the refinement typically associated with the brand's flagship S-Class.
The addition marks a significant expansion of Mercedes' EQ electric vehicle lineup, which has grown substantially in recent years. The C-Class, long considered a benchmark in the luxury compact sedan segment, now offers customers a high-performance electric alternative without sacrificing range or prestige.
With 473 miles of estimated range, the C 400 4MATIC positions itself competitively within the premium EV market, appealing to buyers seeking both performance credentials and practical daily usability. The vehicle's dual-motor all-wheel-drive system reinforces its sportier positioning while the 800-volt setup enables faster charging capabilities.
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