Mercedes-Benz V-Class 2024– car dimensions: 5140 mm long, 1928 mm wide and 1901 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,424 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 1,030 litres.
The cabin features a pair of 12.3-inch displays in a widescreen setup running the latest MBUX system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. THERMOTRONIC automatic climate control covers multiple zones including the rear. Standard driver aids include Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC adaptive cruise, Active Brake Assist for automatic emergency braking, Blind Spot Assist, Active Lane Keeping Assist, and a parking package with sensors plus reversing camera (360-degree camera available). Living with it means easy phone integration, responsive touch controls plus voice, and solid support for long trips with family or passengers.
With all seats in place the long version offers 1030 litres of boot space behind the third row. Fold or remove seats and it expands to 4630 litres. The space is deep, flat and square with a power tailgate that opens high, plus a configurable shelf for extra organisation.
The mild-hybrid petrol V300 long has a payload of 933 kg. Towing is not offered on this petrol version. Air suspension is optional for better load handling. It suits passenger and light cargo duties well thanks to the flexible seating rails that let you slide or remove rows, but it is not set up as a heavy work van.
The long V300 cabin offers flexible seating for up to eight with luxury individual seats in higher grades that recline, include calf supports and multi-way electric adjustment. Front seats are power operated with heating as standard on many specs while rear climate seats add ventilation and heating. Ambient lighting in 64 colours and ENERGIZING Comfort programmes combine climate, sound and seats for a relaxed feel. Heat-insulating glass keeps the large space quieter and cooler. A panoramic roof is available on select grades to open up the interior.
V300 uses 2.0-litre petrol mild-hybrid engine with 9G-TRONIC automatic.
Service intervals typically every 12 months.
2014 Euro NCAP rating of five stars still referenced for the platform.
Standard kit includes multiple airbags, Active Brake Assist, Blind Spot Assist, ATTENTION ASSIST and PRE-SAFE.
The V300 long runs a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol mild-hybrid paired to a nine-speed automatic. Official combined figures sit around the high 8 l/100 km mark depending on market and load, with a tank size that supports long trips between fills. Diesel V300 d options exist in other markets with lower claimed use.
Servicing follows a 12-month cycle. Warranty cover is commonly five years in several markets. Parts commonality with other Mercedes vans keeps maintenance straightforward for a large MPV.
Safety equipment is extensive from the base. Seven or more airbags cover front, side and curtain positions including a centre airbag. Active systems handle emergency braking, lane keeping, distance control and driver attention monitoring. The platform carries a five-star Euro NCAP score from earlier testing that continues to apply.
Day-to-day ownership centres on the flexible interior that converts quickly between passenger and load use. Electric sliding doors and a separately opening rear window simplify access. Heat-insulating glass and multi-zone climate help manage the big cabin volume without excess effort.
Length 5140 mm, Width 1928 mm, Height 1901 mm, Wheelbase 3200 mm (V-Class 2024-)
Sources: manufacturer data, mercedes-benz.com.eg, ADAC manufacturer data and auto-data.net.