Mercedes-Benz G-Class Features And Overview

The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is the boxy off-road icon of the range. The diesel G-Class now comes in one version, the G 450d, with permanent four-wheel drive and triple locking differentials. Nothing else in the lineup looks or drives quite like it. It pairs old-school toughness with a plush modern cabin. It stands apart from every other SUV in the range. Buyers choose it for its shape and off-road ability.

The G 450d costs ₹290.00 Lakh ex-showroom. The older G 400d Adventure Edition and G 400d AMG Line, at ₹255.00 Lakh and ₹290.00 Lakh, are no longer listed. Sort the G-Class trims old and new to see how they line up.

The cabin blends ladder-frame ruggedness with a genuinely luxurious feel. It seats five, with a 480 litre boot and heavy side-hinged doors. The tall, boxy body takes some getting used to. The 100 litre tank suits long tours far from fuel stops.

With 241 mm of ground clearance and locking differentials, it is far more capable off-road than most owners will ever test. Permanent four-wheel drive gives grip in any condition. Real fuel use depends heavily on how it is driven. Study the full G-Class specification detail to see the hardware.

Seven paint shades are offered, from Polar White to Rubellite Red. The G-Class stands nearly two metres tall, so its presence is unmistakable. For buyers who want an off-road icon with luxury inside, it is unique in the range. The heavy side doors take practice to use. Its shape has barely changed in decades.