Mercedes-Benz C-Class Electric

Electric motor and performance

The all-new electric C-Class is a separate model from the petrol C 180 and has no engine. The official Mercedes-Benz Pakistan website lists the C 400 4MATIC with an e-drive output of 360 kW (489 hp) and 800 Nm of torque, an automatic transmission and 4MATIC all-wheel drive. Mercedes quotes 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.0 seconds and a top speed of 210 km/h, making it quicker than either petrol car on the current Pakistani price list. According to Wikipedia, the model made its world debut in April 2026 and uses an 800-volt electrical architecture. The official page does not give battery size, range or charging speeds. Our view: running costs should be lower than a petrol car, but factor in electricity tariffs and the cost of installing a home charger.

Size and practicality

It is a four-door sedan, but the Pakistani website publishes no dimensions, boot space or seating figures. The official technical table shows a different model series number (520) from the petrol C-Class (206), confirming it is a new car rather than a converted petrol model. Our opinion: because no size figures are published, check rear-seat space and boot size in person, especially if you carry family regularly.

Equipment

The official model page lists only technical data and photos, with no equipment list. Wikipedia mentions an illuminated grille with 1,050 LEDs and an illuminated Mercedes star on the international model, and PakWheels lists items such as seven airbags, climate control, predictive collision warning, driver attention warning and traffic sign recognition. None of these is confirmed on the official site, so ask the dealer which comfort, safety and infotainment features Pakistani cars have.

Warranty

No vehicle or battery warranty is published on the official Pakistani website, so ask the dealer for both in writing.

Which variant to buy

There is only one version on the price list, at Rs 36,000,000 ex-factory. Note that the price list as reported in the media calls it the C 300, while the official model page lists the C 400 4MATIC with the same 489 hp, so confirm the exact badge before paying a booking amount. Our view: for only Rs 1 million more than the petrol C 180, this car offers far more performance plus all-wheel drive, making it the stronger buy for anyone with home charging. Long-distance drivers should first check real-world range.