Mercedes-Benz Malaysia Previews All-electric C-Class, Priced From RM360,888

Mercedes-Benz Malaysia previewed the all-new electric C-Class, marking the arrival of the first fully electric version of one of the German marque’s most popular model lines.
The Mercedes-Benz C 300 4MATIC electric AMG Line Plus is available for pre-booking at an estimated price starting from RM360,888 (Peninsular Malaysia).

Combining sporty performance with long-distance driving capability, the electric saloon produces 310kW (421hp) and 800Nm of torque, enabling it to accelerate from 0 to 100km/h in 4.5 seconds before reaching a top speed of 210km/h.
Power is delivered through an electric all-wheel-drive system, with an innovative two-speed transmission designed to provide strong acceleration at lower speeds while improving efficiency during motorway cruising.
Up To 690km Driving Range
The C 300 4MATIC electric is equipped with an 85kWh usable battery, offering a WLTP driving range of up to 690km.
Its 800-volt electrical architecture supports DC fast charging at up to 320kW, allowing the battery to charge from 10% to 80% in approximately 22 minutes under suitable conditions.
Mercedes-Benz also claims that 10 minutes of charging can provide up to 290km of additional driving range.
For AC charging, the vehicle comes with a 22kW onboard charger, with a full charge estimated to take 4.5 hours.

AMG Line Plus Styling + Digital-focused Cabin
The Malaysian-specification model comes with the AMG Line Plus exterior package, 20-inch AMG multi-spoke alloy wheels and a Night Package featuring high-gloss black exterior accents.
Other highlights include DIGITAL LIGHT headlamps, an illuminated Mercedes-Benz grille and distinctive star-shaped rear lights.


Inside, the most prominent feature is the MBUX Hyperscreen, which stretches across the dashboard with a combined screen size of 39.1 inches.
The cabin also features a Burmester 3D surround sound system, Nappa leather multifunction sports steering wheel and a SKY CONTROL panoramic roof.
The panoramic roof uses nine independently switchable glass segments that can change between transparent and opaque. It also incorporates 162 illuminated stars, adding to the cabin ambience at night.



Despite its sporty proportions, the electric C-Class offers improved interior space through a dedicated electric vehicle platform.
Its 2,962mm wheelbase is 97mm longer than that of the conventionally powered C-Class saloon. Luggage capacity is 470 litres, supplemented by a 101-litre front storage compartment.



Advanced Assistance And Safety
The new electric C-Class comes with Mercedes-Benz’s MB.DRIVE ASSIST driver assistance system and MB.DRIVE PARKING ASSIST 360, which provides a 360-degree view to assist with parking and manoeuvring.
Safety equipment includes up to 11 airbags, while a range of cameras and sensors supports the vehicle’s driver assistance functions.
The C 300 4MATIC electric also features a regenerative braking system capable of recovering energy at up to 300kW.

Agility+ Ownership Programme
Mercedes-Benz Malaysia is also offering the electric C-Class through its Agility+ financing programme, with estimated monthly instalments starting from RM3,988.
The package includes a fifth-year Star Gold extended limited warranty and four Compact Service Packages. It also offers flexible end-of-agreement options and a guaranteed future value for the vehicle.
The programme also includes MobilityPlus, which provides a temporary replacement Mercedes-Benz vehicle when the owner’s car is undergoing servicing, maintenance or warrantable repairs lasting 48 hours or more, subject to terms and conditions.
For more information or to register interest, visit www.mercedes-benz.com.my/c-class-electric.
CarTok Editor’s Note
At an estimated RM360,888, the electric C-Class places itself in a price bracket where buyers expect more than impressive acceleration and a large battery.
The claimed 690km WLTP range and 800-volt architecture are impressive, but actual ownership convenience will also depend on access to suitable high-powered charging infrastructure.
For buyers considering an electric luxury saloon, this combination of brand familiarity, cabin space and performance could make the transition to EV ownership more appealing.





