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Mercedes-Benz V-Class

The V-Class is Mercedes-Benz's luxury people carrier, sold in India as a six-seat extra-long model with a 3,430 mm wheelbase. Both the petrol and diesel cost the same, and the middle row has two ventilated luxury seats with footrests. It suits business owners and families who want chauffeur-driven comfort with much more space than a sedan.

₹1.40 croreEx-showroom, October 2026

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Seating: 6
Engine: 1950–1999 cc
Mileage: Not published

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At a glance

Six seats with two ventilated luxury rear seats
3,430 mm wheelbase, 5,370 mm long
Petrol and diesel at the same price
Electric sliding doors on both sides
500 Nm diesel, 0-100 km/h in 8 seconds
Burmester sound and 360-degree camera

Our pick at each price

V-Class AVANTGARDE V 300 d extra-long₹1.40 crore
At the same price as the petrol, the diesel has 130 Nm more torque, which helps a 2.5-tonne van with six people, and should go further on its 70-litre tank.

Rivals

Toyota Vellfire₹1.20 – 1.30 crore
MG M9₹79.95 – 84.94 lakh
Kia Carnival₹59.65 lakh

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Mercedes-Benz V-Class specifications

Claimed mileageNot published
Transmission9-speed automatic
Body typeMPV
Fuel typeDiesel, Petrol
Engine1950–1999 cc
Seating capacity6

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Engines	2.0 turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid, 2.0 diesel
Gearboxes	9-speed automatic
Power	231-237 PS
Torque	370-500 Nm
Claimed mileage	Not published
Seats	6
Length	5370 mm
Width	1928 mm
Height	1901 mm
Wheelbase	3430 mm
Ground clearance	Not published
Boot space	Not published
Fuel tank	70 litres

Mercedes-Benz V-Class variants: price and features

Base variant
V-Class
V-Class AVANTGARDE V 300 extra-long
Petrol · 1999 cc · Automatic
₹1.40 croreOn-road price
Key features
- 231 PS 2.0 turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid
- Two ventilated luxury rear seats with footrests
- Electric sliding doors on both sides
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- 231 PS 2.0 turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid
- Two ventilated luxury rear seats with footrests
- Electric sliding doors on both sides
- Burmester surround sound
- 360-degree camera
- MULTIBEAM LED headlamps
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Top variant
V-Class
V-Class AVANTGARDE V 300 d extra-long
Diesel · 1950 cc · Automatic
₹1.40 croreOn-road price
Same price as V-Class AVANTGARDE V 300 extra-long, and adds
- 237 PS, 500 Nm 2.0 diesel
- Adaptive cruise control (DISTRONIC)
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- 237 PS, 500 Nm 2.0 diesel
- Two ventilated luxury rear seats with footrests
- Electric sliding doors on both sides
- Burmester surround sound
- 360-degree camera
- Adaptive cruise control (DISTRONIC)
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Our verdict on the V-Class

The V-Class is the most practical way to be driven in a Mercedes. Its extra-long body gives the two middle-row luxury seats a lot of legroom, with footrests, ventilation and rear air-conditioning controls, and electric sliding doors make getting in easy. The diesel is our pick, because it costs the same as the petrol and has far more torque for a heavy van. At ₹1.40 crore it costs more than a Toyota Vellfire (from about ₹1.20 crore), which offers a hybrid and a plusher feel, and more than double a Kia Carnival. The V-Class counters with a longer cabin, the Mercedes badge and a strong diesel. It is large to park and manoeuvre in older city areas. Test the second-row seats against the Vellfire before you decide.

Good things

Very spacious six-seat cabin
Petrol and diesel at the same price
Electric sliding doors and luxury rear seats
Strong 500 Nm diesel

Could be better

Costs more than a Toyota Vellfire
Van-like driving position and size in town
Only one trim in India
No published boot figure with seats in place

Mercedes-Benz V-Class colours and photos

Colours on sale

Alpine Grey
Obsidian Black Metallic
High-Tech Silver Metallic
Rock Crystal White Metallic
Sodalite Blue Metallic

Mercedes-Benz V-Class: a business-class lounge on wheels

The V-Class sold in India is the updated extra-long AVANTGARDE model. The V 300 has a 2.0-litre turbo petrol (231 PS, 370 Nm) with 48-volt technology, and the V 300 d a 2.0-litre diesel (237 PS, 500 Nm) that does 0-100 km/h in 8 seconds. Both use a 9-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive, and both cost ₹1.40 crore ex-showroom.

It is 5,370 mm long with a 3,430 mm wheelbase and seats six. Behind the front seats are two ventilated luxury seats with footrests, then two comfort seats. Standard equipment includes electric sliding doors on both sides, Burmester sound, MULTIBEAM LED headlamps, a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot and lane-keeping assist, a driver attention camera and rear climate control.

Rivals include the Toyota Vellfire and Kia Carnival. Mercedes-Benz India does not publish fuel-economy, ground clearance or a usable boot figure; luggage space behind the last row depends on how the seats are set on their rails. Its height and length mean you should check your parking space before buying.

V-Class or Toyota Vellfire?

The Vellfire costs less, has a strong-hybrid petrol and plush rear seats. The V-Class is longer, and offers a diesel with 500 Nm. Sit in both rear cabins before choosing.

Petrol or diesel V-Class?

They cost the same. The diesel has 500 Nm against the petrol's 370 Nm, which matters in a 2.5-tonne van with six people and luggage. Choose the petrol only if diesel age limits in your city are a concern.

How much luggage fits?

Mercedes quotes only a maximum load volume with the rear seats removed. With all six seats in place, space depends on where the seats sit on their rails. Take your usual luggage to the test drive.

V-Class vs rivals

Spec	Mercedes-Benz V-Class₹1.40 crore	Toyota Vellfire₹1.20 – 1.30 crore	MG M9₹79.95 – 84.94 lakh	Kia Carnival₹59.65 lakh	BYD eMAX 7₹27.90 – 29.90 lakh
Body	MPV	MPV	MPV	MPV	MPV
Fuel	Diesel, Petrol	Hybrid	Electric	Diesel	Electric
Engines	2.0 turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid, 2.0 diesel	2.5 strong-hybrid	Single front electric motor, 90 kWh battery	2.2 turbo diesel	Single front electric motor (FWD)
Power	231-237 PS	193 PS	245 PS	193 PS	163-204 PS
Gearbox	9-speed automatic	e-CVT	Single-speed automatic	8-speed automatic	Single-speed automatic
Mileage	—	19.28 km/l	548 km claimed (MIDC)	14.85 km/l	485 km (MIDC, Comfort) / 530 km (NEDC, Superior)
Seats	6	7	7	7	7
Boot	—	616 litres	—	540 litres	180 litres
Compare	Viewing	V-Class vs Vellfire	V-Class vs M9	V-Class vs Carnival	V-Class vs eMAX 7

Mercedes-Benz V-Class on-road price and EMI

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New Delhi₹1.61 – 1.64 crore
Mumbai₹1.65 – 1.68 crore
Bengaluru₹1.75 crore
Chennai₹1.75 crore
Kolkata₹1.61 crore
Bhopal₹1.66 – 1.69 crore

Estimated for the cheapest and dearest variant we price: road tax, registration, FASTag and insurance. Own-damage insurance varies by insurer.

V-Class EMI

₹2,35,221 a month

On ₹1.40 crore ex-showroom, 20% down (₹28.00 lakh), 5 years at 9.5%. Total interest ₹29.13 lakh.

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Mercedes-Benz V-Class FAQ

What is the price of the Mercedes-Benz V-Class in India?

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class costs ₹1.40 crore ex-showroom, depending on the variant. The on-road price adds road tax, registration and insurance, which depend on your state.

Which fuel options does the Mercedes-Benz V-Class come with?

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is sold with diesel and petrol power (2.0 turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid, 2.0 diesel).

How many people can the Mercedes-Benz V-Class seat?

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is a 6-seater mpv.

What is the length of the Mercedes-Benz V-Class?

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is 5370 mm long, 1928 mm wide and 1901 mm tall, with a 3430 mm wheelbase.

Does the Mercedes-Benz V-Class come with an automatic gearbox?

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is offered with 9-speed automatic gearboxes.

Which Mercedes-Benz V-Class variant should I buy?

It depends on your budget and which features you will actually use. Book a 15-minute call with Smart4Wheels and we will tell you which variant is worth it for you, and which to skip.