Mercedes-Benz V-Class Extra LWB launched in India at ₹1.40 Crore
- Mercedes-Benz relaunches the V-Class in India with petrol and diesel options, extended wheelbase, AMG Line trim and luxury-focused four- and six-seat layouts.
Check Offers Mercedes-Benz has brought back the V-Class to India, priced at ₹1.40 crore (ex-showroom). The luxury MPV has made it back in the Indian market nearly four years after it had been discontinued in 2022. The updated V-Class, first revealed globally in 2023, returns in a single AMG Line trim and is positioned as a high-end people mover. The carmaker says that the V-Class will be produced locally in Pune.
With demand for premium chauffeur-driven vehicles starting to build gradually, the reintroduction of the V-Class signals the German carmaker's confidence in India’s appetite for luxury MPVs.
Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Lounge-like cabin and interiors
The V-Class’ large exterior directly translates into a roomy cabin. Buyers can choose between four-seat and six-seat layouts.
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The four-seat version is clearly the more indulgent option. It gets two opposing rows of seats, with the forward-facing pair offering extendable leg supports along with ventilation, heating and massage functions. The six-seater configuration replaces the lounge layout with forward-facing individual captain seats for greater practicality.
Other cabin highlights include:
- Plush leather upholstery
- High roofline
- Window blinds and rear climate vents
- AMG badging on select surfaces
- Dual 12.3-inch digital displays
- Angled dashboard with turbine-style AC vents
- Centre console with physical buttons and trackpad controller
Even the front seats get extendable under-thigh support, ensuring comfort for those not being chauffeured.
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Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Features
The V-Class arrives in a single, well-equipped AMG Line trim. It offers:
- Three-zone automatic climate control
- 64-colour ambient lighting
- Wireless smartphone connectivity
- 15-speaker Burmester sound system
- Powered and climate-controlled front seats
- MBUX infotainment system
- Wireless charging pads and multiple USB ports
- Adaptive air suspension
Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Exterior highlights
The India-spec V-Class is offered exclusively in an extended wheelbase form. The distance between the axles measures 3,430mm, while the overall length stretches close to 5.4 metres. At just over 1.9 metres wide and nearly as tall, the V-Class has serious road presence.
The AMG Line trim lends it a sportier visual touch. Key highlights include:
- Star-pattern grille with LED surround
- Multi-beam LED headlamps
- Sportier front and rear bumpers
- Two-tone 18-inch alloy wheels
- LED DRLs and angular LED tail-lamps
- Roof rails and chrome detailing
- Powered sliding rear doors
- Split tailgate
Despite being an MPV at heart, the V-Class leans heavily on its size and detailing to create curb appeal.
Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Engine options
For the first time in India, the V-Class will be available with both petrol and diesel powertrains.
- V300 petrol: 2.0-litre turbo-petrol producing 228 bhp, assisted by a 20 bhp electric motor (mild-hybrid).
- V300 diesel: 2.0-litre turbo-diesel producing 233 bhp.
Both engines are paired with a 9-speed torque-converter automatic transmission. The addition of petrol broadens the V-Class’ appeal, especially among buyers seeking smoother, quieter operation.
Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Colour and upholstery options
The V-Class is made available in five exterior colour shades, including a fresh new Alpine Grey. Other options include the Sodalite Blue Metallic, Obsidian Black Metallic, Silver Metallic and Rock Crystal White Metallic.
For the interior upholstery, the car maker offers two shades, Silk Beige and Black, featuring Bergamo leather.
Mercedes-Benz V-Class: Availability and rivals
The bookings for the V-Class AMG Line have commenced immediately, and deliveries are expected to begin by the end of March. Mercedes-Benz customers will get priority allocation for the luxury MPV.
The luxury carmaker has also promised to protect customers from forex rate fluctuation. In India, it competes with the likes of the Lexus LM, the Toyota Vellfire and the MG M9.
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