C-Class Estate
Enjoying its China premiere and pre-sales release was the new C-Class Estate, making Mercedes-Benz the first automaker to introduce a luxury station wagon to the country.
The sporty model offers the versatility of an SUV while retaining the sleek look of a sedan, and is set to appeal to young Chinese elite with its pure individuality. With a load capacity of 1,500 liters, the model also leads its market segment in spaciousness.
Moreover, the two C-Class Estate models now available for pre-order, the C 300 and the C 260 CGI, both consume 12 percent less petrol than its previous generation, all without compromising a powerful drive delivery.
| Press Preview: April 23 - April 24 |
| Industry Preview: April 25 - April 26 |
| Public Show: April 27 - May 2 |
| Auto Components and Parts: April 23 - April 27 |
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