Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Engine and gearbox

The E-Class sold in Pakistan is the E 200 saloon. The official Mercedes-Benz Pakistan website lists a 1,999 cc four-cylinder petrol engine from the M254 family, running on premium unleaded fuel. It produces 150 kW (204 hp) and 320 Nm of torque between 1,600 and 4,000 rpm, driving through an automatic gearbox. Mercedes quotes 0 to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds and a top speed of 240 km/h. The site lists the emission class as Euro 4 and does not publish fuel economy.

Size and practicality

According to the official page, the current E-Class is longer and has a longer wheelbase than the previous W213 model, giving noticeably more cabin space, along with a wider body and track. The turning circle is 11.6 metres, or 10.8 metres with the optional rear-axle steering. Exact length, boot space and ground clearance are not published. Our opinion: with its extra rear space, this is the natural choice on the current price list for buyers who are driven by a chauffeur.

Equipment

LED High Performance headlamps and the AVANTGARDE exterior, with a central star and chrome-accented grille pattern, are standard according to the official page. The site lists a long range of options, including EXCLUSIVE and AMG Line exteriors, a Night Package, an illuminated grille, DIGITAL LIGHT headlamps, the MBUX Superscreen with a separate passenger display, a head-up display, a 3D driver display, four-zone THERMOTRONIC climate control, an Acoustic Comfort Package, the ENERGIZING Package and a Burmester 4D sound system with 17 speakers and Dolby Atmos. The website does not say which options are fitted to Pakistani cars, so ask for the exact specification of the car being offered.

Warranty

No warranty terms are published on the official Pakistani site. Ask the dealer to confirm coverage and any service packages in writing.

Which variant to buy

The E 200 is the only E-Class on the July 2026 price list, at Rs 57,520,000 ex-factory. Our view: it suits business owners and families who want a large, comfortable petrol saloon without the charging planning an electric car needs. Because the price gap to the electric GLC is about Rs 17.5 million, buyers who do not need a long saloon should compare the two. When ordering, we suggest spending on comfort options such as four-zone climate control and acoustic glass, which matter more in daily use than styling packs.