Mercedes C Class 2022 - Mercedes C-Class 2022 Sedan and Wagon Hybrid

The range figures double the 50 kilometers offered in the current C300 e, and are identical to the plug-in hybrid system fitted to the S-Class large sedan. Drivers can fully recharge the battery in around 30 minutes using the optional 55 kW DC charger according to Mercedes-Benz, though most will opt for the 11kW standard home charger which will take longer but will work just fine when recharging the C-Class overnight. The plug-in hybrid system will be paired with a turbocharged two-liter four-cylinder petrol engine, which currently makes up to 190kW/400Nm in the incoming C300. Diesel versions of the plug-in hybrid will follow soon after the C-Class goes on sale later this year, however, Australia has historically missed out on these powertrain combinations The plug-in hybrid system uses an electric motor making 95kW of power and 440Nm of torque coupled to a huge 25.4kWh battery pack, with a WLTP tested electric-only range of 100km. The battery pack is almost half the size of the 64kWh battery found in the Hyundai Kona Electric which is a pure EV and returns 430km of range (WLTP) without having to lug around an idle combustion engine. The German manufacturer says the electric powertrain makes the C-Class not only economical but a surprisingly sporty car to drive, with more than enough power on offer to drive on pure electric power all the time. Credit & Link : #mantechhd #mercedescclass2022 #mercedescclass