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Mercedes-Benz is India's leading luxury car brand, blending comfort, technology and status. See Mercedes-Benz prices, models, mileage and owner reviews for every car.

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Mercedes-Benz is the default name most Indian buyers think of first for a luxury car. The brand has the widest range in the segment here, with thirteen models that run from compact SUVs to a chauffeur flagship. That spread is a big reason Mercedes-Benz cars in India stay ahead of rivals.

The lineup mixes eight SUVs and five sedans, priced from about Rs 51.80 Lakh to Rs 3.71 Crore. The Mercedes GLA is the affordable way in, small enough for the city but still plush inside. Families who want more space often move up to the GLE variants for their size and road comfort.

For status and rear seat comfort, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class remains the sedan to beat. Above it, the Maybach GLS price takes the brand into true flagship territory for buyers who want the very best.

The electric side is growing fast. The EQS electric sedan offers a quiet, long range luxury drive for those ready to switch. The new Electric GLC, launched in November 2026, costs only Rs 1.50 Lakh more than the petrol GLC. Buyers weighing a mid size SUV can now compare the petrol, diesel and electric GLC side by side.

What ties the range together is comfort, strong tech and a badge that carries real weight. Our team keeps every Mercedes price, spec and owner review current, so you can pick the right model with clear eyes.

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Mercedes-Benz SUVs

Mercedes-Benz builds luxury SUVs at every level, from the compact GLA to the mid-size GLC and the larger GLE. The GLS and Maybach GLS sit at the top for full-size comfort, while the boxy G-Class carries real off-road heritage. Comfort, road presence and a strong badge define this range. See how they stack up below, or read genuine owner reviews first.

Mercedes-Benz Sedans

Sedans are where Mercedes-Benz made its name. The C-Class is the compact entry, the E-Class steps up in space and comfort, and the S-Class is the flagship many chauffeur-driven owners choose. Refinement and rear-seat comfort are the draw here. Line up the three below, and check real owner reviews before you commit.

Mercedes-Benz Electric Cars (EV)

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Four electric Mercedes-Benz models are listed here. The CLA sedan is the way in, and the Electric GLC, launched in November 2026 at ₹78.50 lakh, is the most affordable electric SUV of the four. The EQS sedan and the seven seat EQS SUV sit at the top. Compare their range and charging below, then read what owners say.

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Mercedes-Benz Market Share in India

Mercedes-Benz market share in India, H1 2026 (January to June)Mercedes-Benz held about 37.5% of India's luxury car market by luxury-car sales in H1 2026 (January to June). Mercedes-Benz: 37.5%; BMW (with Mini): 34.9%; Jaguar Land Rover: 11.7%; Audi: 8.4%; Volvo: 3.4%; Lexus: 2.9%; Porsche: 1.2%.
  • Mercedes-Benz37.5%
  • BMW (with Mini)34.9%
  • Jaguar Land Rover11.7%
  • Audi8.4%
  • Volvo3.4%
  • Lexus2.9%
  • Porsche1.2%

Mercedes-Benz is India's number one luxury carmaker. In the first half of 2026 it took about 37 percent of luxury car sales, its best-ever first half in the country, just ahead of BMW. In the overall market, like every luxury brand, its share is under one percent. For a buyer, Mercedes offers the widest luxury range and the strongest luxury dealer and service network in the country.

Source: industry sales data. Share of India's luxury car market by luxury-car sales, H1 2026 (January to June) (about 26,000 units). Figures change over time and are refreshed as new data is published.

Mercedes-Benz cars: frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Mercedes-Benz you can buy in India?

The entry point is the GLA, a five seat compact SUV that starts at 51.80 lakh ex-showroom. The GLA 200 runs a 1.3 litre turbo petrol with 163 PS and front wheel drive. Step up to the GLA 220d and you get a 2.0 litre diesel with 190 PS and 4MATIC all wheel drive, up to 55 lakh. Mercedes-Benz is a pure luxury brand, so even its smallest car sits well above mass-market prices. There is no budget model here. For the real figure after RTO and insurance, open the on road price for your city below.

Does Mercedes-Benz still sell diesel cars?

It does, and more widely than most rivals now. Seven models offer a diesel: the GLA, C-Class, GLC, E-Class, GLE, GLS and G-Class. Our team went through every Mercedes-Benz price list to confirm each one. The engines run from a 2.0 litre four cylinder in the GLA 220d and C 220d to a 3.0 litre inline six in the GLE 450d, GLS 450d and G 450d. The C 220d is the efficiency pick at about 23 kmpl. If you cover long highway miles, these diesels still make sense. Check each model page below for the exact variant and price.

Which Mercedes-Benz cars are fully electric?

Going by Mercedes-Benz India's own model list in November 2026, there are six. The CLA Electric sedan starts at 56.50 lakh and the new Electric GLC at 78.50 lakh. The EQS sedan costs 1.30 crore and the EQS SUV starts at 1.35 crore. Above them sit the Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV at 2.40 crore and the electric G 580 at 3.15 crore. The CLA drives its rear wheels, while the other five drive all four. The first four have full pages below.

How does the Mercedes-Benz SUV range step up from the GLA to the Maybach GLS?

Start with the GLA, the compact five seater from 51.80 lakh. Above it sits the GLC, a midsize 4MATIC SUV from 77 lakh with a 620 litre boot, now also sold as the Electric GLC. The GLE is the large five seat SUV from 1 crore, with a 630 litre boot and standard all wheel drive. The GLS is the full size seven seater from about 1.37 crore. At the top, the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 is the ultra luxury chauffeur SUV from 2.75 crore, with a 4.0 litre twin-turbo V8. The boxy G-Class and electric EQS SUV sit alongside as specialists. Full specs sit below.

Is there a seven-seat Mercedes-Benz?

Two cars give you three rows. The GLS is the full size seven seat SUV, priced from about 1.37 crore ex-showroom. It uses a 3.0 litre inline six, as petrol in the 450 or diesel in the 450d, with 4MATIC all wheel drive. The other is the EQS SUV 580 4MATIC, an electric SUV with a third seat row as standard, at about 1.49 crore. It pairs a 122 kWh battery with dual motor all wheel drive. Every other Mercedes-Benz, including the G-Class and GLE, is a five seater. For three rows, those two are your only choices. Compare them on the model pages below.

Among the current range, which Mercedes-Benz gives the best fuel economy?

It depends on the fuel, and we checked the figures across the lineup. On paper the S-Class leads, since the S 450e plug-in hybrid is rated at about 32.3 kmpl and runs up to 115 km on battery alone. Among pure diesels, the C 220d is the most efficient at about 23 kmpl. The GLC 220d follows at about 19.47 kmpl. If you want zero fuel bills, the electric models skip petrol and diesel entirely. The S-Class figure flatters any car you plug in nightly. See each model page below for its rated mileage.

What makes the G-Class different from the other Mercedes-Benz SUVs?

The G-Class is the only true off-roader in the range. It keeps an old school ladder frame under a plush cabin. The G 450d on sale uses a 3.0 litre inline six mild hybrid diesel with about 362 bhp and 750 Nm. Permanent four wheel drive and three locking differentials let it climb where road SUVs cannot. Ground clearance is a tall 241mm, far above road focused SUVs like the GLC at 201mm. The diesel G-Class costs 2.90 crore ex-showroom, and Mercedes also sells the AMG G 63 and a fully electric G 580. Read the full G-Class breakdown below.

Should you pick the C-Class, E-Class or S-Class?

Your choice depends on how much rear seat space and status you want. The C-Class is the compact sedan from 61.20 lakh, with three 48V mild hybrid engines and a 9 speed automatic. The E-Class is the long wheelbase choice from 82 lakh, built around rear seat comfort, topping out in the six cylinder E450 4MATIC. The S-Class is the flagship, sold only as the S 450e plug-in hybrid from 2.20 crore. Our team compared all three on price and spec. Pick the C-Class to drive yourself, the E-Class to be driven, the S-Class for the full limousine. Details sit below.