A reader sent in these shots of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class Sedan and E-Class Coupe at a private preview at Carcosa Seri Negara sometime earlier this month. Mercedes-Benz Malaysia has already taken up teaser press ads in the newspapers with the tag line “Engineered around you” for the launch.
The base model for the E-Class and undoubtedly probably the most popular one in terms of sales will be the E 200 CGI, which will be powered by Mercedes-Benz’s new turbocharged direct injection engine. We’ve been waiting for this engine a long time, so the the old 1.8 litre Kompressor can be sent into retirement.
Look after the jump for a full photo gallery of the cars.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement and admiration for the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class Sedan and Coupe, praising their elegant and sporty design, especially the coupe's sleek and aggressive appearance. Many highlight the car's stunning looks, comparing it favorably to BMW and Audi, with some noting the coupe's visual appeal surpasses the sedan. Enthusiasts mention the impressive features such as LED DRLs, AMG bodykits, and overall build quality. A few comments humorously compare the design to other car models like Honda Accord or Nissan Slyphy, but mostly praise the aesthetics. Several mention the anticipated higher pricing, reflecting concerns about affordability, and some share sightings of the cars in Malaysia and other countries. Overall, the sentiment is highly positive, with anticipation for the cars to hit local roads.