The best of both worlds.

Discover the Mercedes-Benz plug-in hybrid models.

Hybrid technology at Mercedes-Benz


More power, less consumption.

Hybrid technology at Mercedes-Benz


More power, less consumption.

Our EQ Power models with plug-in hybrid drive link the best of both worlds: the dynamism and efficiency of an electric motor with the range of a combustion engine. You can move about in all-electric mode in city traffic, recharge the vehicle at home as well as at public charging stations and benefit from the usual convenience of short refuelling stops on long journeys.

Mercedes-Benz EQ Power models


The plug-in-hybrid models from Mercedes-Benz.

"We all make different demands of our cars. Is there a plug-in hybrid that's just right for me?"

Almost certainly. Regardless of whether you exclusively use your plug-in hybrid within city limits or are forced to commute longer distances. Our large fleet will offer the right model for any demands. Simply use the contact form to obtain more information about your favourite plug-in hybrids.

Mercedes-Benz EQ Power models


The plug-in-hybrid models from Mercedes-Benz.

"We all make different demands of our cars. Is there a plug-in hybrid that's just right for me?"

Almost certainly. Regardless of whether you exclusively use your plug-in hybrid within city limits or are forced to commute longer distances. Our large fleet will offer the right model for any demands. Simply use the contact form to obtain more information about your favourite plug-in hybrids.

    The A-Class 250 e Compact Saloon

    The C 350 e Estate.

    The A-Class 250 e Compact Saloon with EQ Power. The latest-generation Mercedes-Benz A-Class is as young and dynamic as ever, but also more mature and comfortable than ever.


    A-Class 250 e Compact Saloon: weighted fuel consumption
    1.5-1.4 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions 34-33 g/km, weighted electrical consumption
    15.0-14.8 kWh/100 km

    The A-Class 250 e Saloon

    The E-Class 350 e Saloon.

    Added to the line-up alongside the Compact Saloon in 2018, the A-Class Saloon further expands the range of Mercedes-Benz compact cars and offers a wealth of functions that were previously the reserve of the luxury class. Now also as the A 250 e with innovative hybrid drive.


    A-Class 250 e Saloon: weighted fuel consumption 1.4 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions 33-32 g/km, weighted electrical consumption 14.8-14.7 kWh/100 km

    The B-Class 250 e Sports Tourer

    C-Class 350 e Saloon

    The B-Class 250 e Sports Tourer: the all-rounder. The B-Class is the perfect (family) car for all those who attach great importance to space, comfort and safety. What's more, it is bigger inside than its predecessor, despite its sportier look.


    B-Class 250 e Sports Tourer: weighted fuel consumption 1.6-1.4 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions 36-32 g/km, weighted electrical consumption 15.4-14.7 kWh/100 km

    The C-Class 300 e Estate

    The C-Class 300 e Estate

    The Mercedes-Benz C-Class is the brand's bestseller. As a flexible lifestyle estate car, the C 300 e Estate is fit for practically any purpose.

    C-Class 300 e Estate: weighted fuel consumption: 2.0-1.7 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions:
    45-39 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 14.8-13.9 kWh/100 km

    The C-Class 300 de Estate

    The GLC 350 e 4MATIC Coupé.

    The C-Class 300 de Estate: lifestyle estate with two hearts. Even in plug-in-hybrid guise, the Estate's sporty rear has a boot capacity of up to 1335 litres. The new generation combines emotion with intelligence.

    C-Class 300 de Estate: weighted fuel consumption: 1.6-1.5 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 42-39 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 18.6-16.2 kWh/100 km

    The C-Class 300 e Saloon

    GLE 500 e 4MATIC

    The technology in the C-Class 300 e Saloon delivers optimum efficiency, impressive dynamism and, thanks to pre-entry climate control, a higher level of comfort than ever before. All this while maintaining the C-Class's typical everyday suitability.

    C-Class 300 e Saloon: weighted fuel consumption: 1.9-1.6 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions:
    42-36 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 14.3-13.4 kWh/100 km

    The C-Class 300 de Saloon

    The A-Class 250 e Saloon

    The C-Class Saloon has forward thrust written all over it. And thanks to the combined drive system, the C-Class 300 de Saloon successfully marries driving pleasure with the lowest possible consumption and low emissions – with more comfort than ever before.

    C-Class 300 de Saloon: weighted fuel consumption
    1.6-1.4 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions 41-38 g/km, weighted electrical consumption
    18.0-15.7 kWh/100 km

    The GLC 300 e 4MATIC

    The B-Class 250 e Compact Saloon

    Freedom in its most versatile form: the GLC 300 e 4MATIC. The Mercedes-Benz GLC is in its element on any terrain. The mid-size SUV is the intelligent combination of functionality and agility with a modern design.

    GLC 300 e 4MATIC: weighted fuel consumption: 2.5-2.2 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 57-51 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 17.8-16.5 kWh/100 km

    The GLC 300 e Coupé

    The E-Class 300 de Saloon

    For the first time, Mercedes-Benz is offering a mid-size sport utility coupé with innovative plug-in hybrid in the form of the GLC 300 e 4MATIC. It combines the powerful performance of a petrol engine with the efficiency of a high-powered electric motor.

    GLC 300 e Coupé: weighted fuel consumption: 2.5-2.2 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 57-51 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 17.8-16.5 kWh/100 km

    The E-Class 300 e Saloon

    The E 300 e Saloon

    Not only the most intelligent, but also the most economical E-Class of all time. The result is the E-Class 300 e. The intelligent executive saloon puts the emphasis on artistry with a clean yet emotive design and a high-grade, exclusive interior.

    E-Class 300 e Saloon: weighted fuel consumption:
    2.1-1.8 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 47-41 g/km, weighted electrical consumption:
    14.9 kWh/100 km

    The E-Class 300 de Saloon

    The E 300 de Saloon

    No other model series has shaped the brand and the whole luxury car class over a period of decades like the E-Class. It has come to symbolise ride comfort and driving safety. And, in the guise of the economical E 300 de plug-in hybrid, also efficiency.

    E-Class 300 de Saloon: weighted fuel consumption:
    1.7-1.5 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 44-41 g/km, weighted electrical consumption:
    19.5-17.5 kWh/100 km

    The E-Class 300 de Estate

    The E 300 de Estate

    The E-Class 300 de Estate plug-in hybrids are aimed at an important target group for Mercedes-Benz's comfortable luxury-class cars: frequent drivers who attach importance to long-distance comfort and also occasionally want to make use of the high towing capacity.

    E-Class 300 de Estate: weighted fuel consumption:
    1.7 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 44 g/km, weighted electrical consumption:
    19.5 kWh/100 km

    The GLE 350 de 4MATIC

    The GLE 350 de 4MATIC

    Modern luxury on and off the road: that is the design message of the new GLE 350 de 4MATIC. However, the large SUV's real trump card is its electric range of over 100 kilometres (NEDC) thanks to a 31.2 kWh battery if the driver adopts an economical driving style.

    GLE 350 de 4MATIC: weighted fuel consumption 1.1 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions 29 g/km, weighted electrical consumption
    25.4 kWh/100 km

    The S-Class 560 e Saloon

    The S 560 e

    The S-Class leads the way once again: the first model which premiered all components of the current, third plug-in-hybrid generation was the S 560 e.

    S-Class 560 e Saloon: weighted fuel consumption: 2.6-2.5 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 59-57 g/km, weighted electrical consumption:
    20.3-20.0 kWh/100 km

    Understanding EQ Power drive


    EQ Power – the hybrid drive at Mercedes-Benz.

    The combination of electric motor and petrol engine offers a completely new driving experience. Find out more about individual EQ Power drive components.

    Understanding EQ Power drive


    EQ Power – the hybrid drive at Mercedes-Benz.

    The combination of electric motor and petrol engine offers a completely new driving experience. Find out more about individual EQ Power drive components.

    Mercedes-Benz EQ Power: plug-in hybrid drive.

    Charging socket

    The high-voltage lithium-ion battery can be charged externally via a charging socket on the right-hand side of the rear bumper.

    Thanks to an intelligent on-board charging system, you can charge the battery at a wallbox, at a conventional domestic socket or at one of the public charging points that are becoming an increasingly common sight.

    HV lithium-ion battery

    Depending on the model, a fully charged battery covers a fully
    electric range of over 30 km with zero local emissions.

    Hybrid transmission including electric motor

    The electric motor and an additional decoupler between the combustion engine and electric motor are completely integrated into the hybrid head of the standard-specification 9G-TRONIC 9-speed automatic transmission.

    Internal combustion engine

    Depending on the model, four- or six-cylinder petrol engines are combined with hybrid modules and batteries with different performance ratings.

    When required, the output of the combustion engine is supported by the electric motor – for an extra boost when accelerating. The result is performance that combines driving pleasure and comfort with minimal consumption and low emissions.

    Recuperative brake system

    Recuperation allows energy to be recovered when decelerating and braking.

    The greatest potential for consumption reduction in hybrid drive systems lies in the maximisation of energy recovery when decelerating and braking. When you press down on the brake pedal, the electric motor initially takes on the task of decelerating the vehicle, acting as an alternator.

    E-Class 300 e Saloon: weighted fuel consumption: 2.1-1.8 l/100 km, weighted CO2 emissions: 47-41 g/km, weighted electrical consumption: 14.9 kWh/100 km<p>The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring methods (Section 2 Nos. 5, 6, 6a of "Pkw-EnVKV" [German Ordinance on Fuel Consumption Labelling for Cars] as amended). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models. Figures will vary depending on the wheels/tyres. There may be deviations from the certified standard values under real driving conditions The actual values are influenced by numerous individual factors, e.g. driving style, ambient/road conditions. </p>.


    Charged with engineering spirit.

    Discover innovative functions that not only make driving EQ Power vehicles more efficient, but also more comfortable.


    Charged with engineering spirit.

    Discover innovative functions that not only make driving EQ Power vehicles more efficient, but also more comfortable.

    Drive programs


    Drive programs in the plug-in hybrid.

    Comfort, exceptional efficiency or sport – there are five drive programs to choose from, depending on the vehicle:

    Drive programs


    Drive programs in the plug-in hybrid.

    Comfort, exceptional efficiency or sport – there are five drive programs to choose from, depending on the vehicle:

        

    C drive program (Comfort):

    The standard setting is the well-balanced and consumption-optimised Comfort mode.

    S drive program (Sport):

    More agility and dynamism thanks to a more sporty and stiff steering and suspension setup (for AIRMATIC), spontaneous throttle response and changed gearshift times (for 7G-TRONIC PLUS).

    S+ drive program (Sport Plus):

    In Sport Plus mode you can push sporty characteristics even further in conjunction with AIRMATIC. Chassis, suspension and drivetrain are calibrated even more dynamically and the ECO start/stop function is additionally deactivated.

    E drive program (Economy):

    Designed to achieve fuel consumption values that are as low as possible by employing measures such as more subtle engine responses, early upshifts (for 7G-TRONIC PLUS) and modified seat heating, rear window heating and air conditioning output. In conjunction with hybrid technology the mode supports the so-called "Overrun mode" and "Overrun mode+": once drivers take their foot off the accelerator, the vehicle uses its own kinetic energy and coasts along while saving fuel.

    Drive program I (Individual):

    Gives drivers the option to vary steering, drivetrain and chassis set-up as required – from efficient to comfortable and sporty. Modes are easily and conveniently selected using the configuration menu in the head unit.

    Individual, parameters, such as the ECO start/stop function or the ride height, can be individually adapted as part of preconfigured drive programs. Once again changing the drive program restores the configuration saved for the corresponding mode.

    Operating modes


    Operating modes in the plug-in hybrid.

    Operating modes


    Operating modes in the plug-in hybrid.

    The selected operating mode is displayed in the plug-in hybrid's instrument cluster.

    Intelligent drive management automatically selects the ideal combination of combustion engine and electric motor to generate energy as efficiently as possible and achieve a maximum range. However, you can also individually switch between operating modes.

    Depending on the drive program, four operating modes are available:

    Hybrid: all hybrid functions such as electric mode, boost and recuperation are available and are automatically deployed according to the driving situation and the route to ensure the lowest possible consumption.

    E-MODE: for driving on electric power only – for example in city centres or because the HV lithium-ion battery is sufficiently charged for the remainder of the route.

    E-SAVE: the charge level of the HV lithium-ion battery is maintained – for driving on electric power only at a later point in the journey. Electric mode is therefore only available to a limited extent.

    CHARGE: charges the HV lithium-ion battery via the combustion engine during the journey. Electric mode is not available here.

    Route-based operating-mode strategy


    Looking ahead while on the move.

    Route-based operating-mode strategy


    Looking ahead while on the move.

    The route-based operating-mode strategy comprehensively yet discreetly supports you in driving with maximum efficiency. The system is responsible for organising ideal operating mode sequences by using the COMAND Online navigation system data. When a destination is input, the charge/discharge level of the HV lithium-ion battery is controlled for optimum energy use over the entire course of the journey.

    In this way the feature helps to ensure you reach city limits with a full battery wherever possible, so you can efficiently handle stop-and-go traffic and drive electrically as frequently as possible. Outside city limits, the route-based operating-mode strategy means lithium-ion high-voltage batteries are always optimally charged for the remaining journey.

    Haptic accelerator pedal


    Tangibly more efficient driving.

    Haptic accelerator pedal


    Tangibly more efficient driving.

    The haptic accelerator pedal makes changing operating mode easier: when you feel a pressure point in the accelerator pedal during electric driving in E-MODE, you have called up the maximum available electrical power. If you continue pressing the accelerator, the combustion engine will kick in. The ECO Assistant uses a double pulse to signal that, in this given driving situation, you should take your foot off the accelerator in order to switch off the combustion engine.

    Recuperation and 'gliding' (overrun mode)


    Brake to gain: energy.

    Increased electrical range thanks to recuperation: when you decelerate by taking your foot off the accelerator (overrun mode) or braking, the electric motor acts as an alternator and generates braking torque at the wheels. The recuperated electric energy flows back into the battery, increasing the charge level.

    Recuperation and 'gliding' (overrun mode)


    Brake to gain: energy.

    Increased electrical range thanks to recuperation: when you decelerate by taking your foot off the accelerator (overrun mode) or braking, the electric motor acts as an alternator and generates braking torque at the wheels. The recuperated electric energy flows back into the battery, increasing the charge level.

    The following four recuperation levels are available:

    D+: Overrun mode, no recuperation
    D: Moderate recuperation
    D–: High recuperation
    DAuto: recuperation depends on the traffic situation

    In so-called overrun mode the engine is entirely switched off and disengaged to save even more energy. The vehicle continues to roll without any friction loss caused by the combustion engine.

    The energy flow within a plug-in hybrid vehicle is illustrated on the media display.

    Especially efficient energy recovery, with a subsequently greater driving range, is made possible by the optionally available radar-based regenerative braking system. This system uses the data from the radar sensors of COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST PLUS to either increase or fully reduce energy recovery and therefore the deceleration, as required.