Mercedes-Benz C-Class Electric 2027 review: New BMW i3 sedan on notice as rival electric car nears!
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Mercedes-Benz C-Class Electric 2027 review: New BMW i3 sedan on notice as rival electric car nears!
John Mahoney reviews the 2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Electric, the German brand's first dedicated zero-emission mid-size sedan. Available initially in the flagship C400 4Matic dual-motor variant…
Watch at CarsGuide →Mercedes-Benz C-Class Electric 2027: international first drive
Mercedes-Benz has built and sold several electric sedans in the past — but its decision to add battery power to the C-Class carries additional weight. This is the badge that has long distilled Benz…
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Polarising design aside, the new C-Class 'electric' is comfortable, rapid, refined, and has a genuine quality feel inside and out.
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