Image gallery: 2019 Mercedes-Benz V-Class MPV India launch
The Mercedes-Benz V-Class rolls into the country as the only one of its kind currently available - a luxury MPV. More popularly known as vans in other parts of the world, in India Mercedes is pegging it as the perfect business and family vehicle for those looking for unrivalled space and comfort. Accordingly, the V-Class is available in six and seven-seat versions to suit your purpose. Both come with electrically-operated sliding doors, on either side, for easy access and exit. The boot space can be accessed via a glass hatch that can open independent of the electrically operated tailgate. Powering the V-Class is a familiar powertrain, the 2.1-litre diesel as found in a few other Mercedes-Benz vehicles. In the V 220d, this BS6-compliant engine outputs 163PS and 380Nm torque, and puts it down to the ground via its front two wheels, via a seven-speed automatic transmission.
The V-Class is available in one of two wheelbase configurations. Pictured is the long wheelbase (3,200mm) version, with six-seats fitted between the 5,140mm total length
The V-Class six-seater is available in Exclusive trim, priced at Rs 81.90 lakh
Both variants are powered by the same BS6-compliant 2.1-litre diesel engine
USP of the V-Class is that its four captain seats can be configured to face each other, or facing forwards, or removed completely. Position of the fold-out tables can also be customised
The seven-seat V-Class Expressive is the extra-long wheelbase model, at 3,430mm and an overall length of 5,370mm
Seven-seater also flexible in its configuration possibilities
Extra boot space in the extra-long wheelbase Expressive variant, despite seven full-size seats
Starts Rs 68.4 Lakhs
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