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MERCEDES BENZ E-Class T-Modell All-Terrain Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

Generations: 3
First production year: 2017
Engines: Mild hybrid, Mild hybrid diesel, Gasoline, Diesel
Body style: Wagon (station wagon, estate, combi, touring)
MERCEDES BENZ E-Class Estate photo gallery

Representing the seventh generation from a line of dynamic and spacious vehicles, the 2024 E-Class Estate continues the tradition of delivering captivating experiences.

With a legacy tracing back to 1977, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate models have consistently been a representative member of the upper mid-range and luxury segments of station wagons.

To provide a choice suitable for every customer, the 2024 model can be equipped with a diesel or a gasoline engine, both being mild hybrid engines. There is also a plug-in hybrid version that offers an all-electric range of up to 62 miles (100 km).

Handling is also improved to provide a better driving experience. Included as a standard feature, the mild hybrid models come equipped with AGILITY CONTROL steel spring suspension, which incorporates a selective damping system and an air-sprung rear axle.

The new E-Class offers the option of all-around AIRMATIC air suspension with continuously adjustable damping, known as ADS+. The AIRMATIC system provides constant ground clearance of the car, no matter what load the car transports.

The Mercedes is available in three lines: Avantgarde, Exclusive, and AMG Line, tailored to provide each customer with the level of comfort and quality that suits his needs the best.

Unlike the previous version, the roofline is designed more dynamically to provide the model with a more aerodynamic body. The front of the car is marked by a black surface connecting the radiator grille with the headlights. This element offers a look similar to the Mercedes EQ model.

An optional illuminated chrome-framed radiator grille can be paired with the standard LED High Performance headlights. Optionally, the headlights can also have a DIGITAL LIGHT technology for increased visibility.

Compared to the previous model, the E-Class suffered an increase in width and also has a lengthened wheelbase. These modifications are made to increase the passenger's comfort and also provide more ample cargo space.

Even though the interior's upholstery and seat cushioning are made from recycled and renewable materials, the vehicle is also fully technologized and has a digitalized cockpit. The Mercedes can be equipped with an optional front passenger screen.

The center console screen combined with the MBUX Superscreen forms a seamless glass surface with a futuristic look. The display is well-connected to the rest of the dashboard through an Active Ambient Lighting system that creates an illuminated strip between the two elements.

The Active Ambient Lighting adds another dimension to the qualitative sound from the optional Burmester 4D sound system through the Sound Visualization feature. The lights assist the music through rapid flicks or soft intermissions.

The 2024 Mercedes E-Class Estate combines increased practicality with one of the most premium experiences available on the market to what can be viewed by some people as the supreme station wagon.

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MERCEDES BENZ E-Class T-Modell All Terrain (S213) photo gallery

With more than 14 million units sold since the introduction of the E-Class on the market in 1946, the medium-sized vehicle was the most successful vehicle ever built by Mercedes-Benz.

Before being known as the E-Class, the medium-sized range was introduced with several other names. But it was the same class and kept for the same customers. The ascending demand for crossovers and SUVs made the German car-maker dare and offer a lifted version for the E-Class station-wagon, the T-Modell All Terrain.

In 2017, the manufacturer introduced an E-Class with higher ground clearance, specific bumpers, and side sills. In 2020, it introduced the facelifted version. A two-slats grille supported the big, round badge placed in the middle of the front fascia. The car was fitted with roof-rails as standard and, depending on the options, a panoramic glass-roof could have been added.

The interior was fitted with high bolstering to enhance lateral support. Depending on the trim level and options, they were covered in fabric or man-made ARTICO upholstery. The rear bench seat-back was split-folding to enlarge the loading capacity. The E-Class T-Modell All-Terrain was fitted with two wide screens for the instrument cluster and the infotainment system for the dashboard.

The E-Class T-Modell All-Terrain was available with up to seven engine versions, gasoline, or diesel. The standard transmission was the 9G-Tronic gearbox, and it sent the power in all four corners.

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MERCEDES BENZ E-Class T-Modell All-Terrain (S213) photo gallery

Mercedes-Benz unveiled a surprising version of the E-Class T-model (station wagon) in September 2016, and the sales started in 2017.

Audi and Volvo finally received an answer from Mercedes-Benz for the A6 Allroad Quattro and the V90 Cross Country. The German carmaker from Stuttgart announced the All-Terrain version of the E-Class station wagon and promised a comfortable, luxurious ride.

Mercedes-Benz enhanced the design of the All-Terrain version with a few off-road specific elements such as an aluminum-like shield under the front bumper and black plastic moldings on the wheel arches. The body-colored front bumper was a sign that the carmaker wouldn't advise its customers to take the car through some bushes or hard, rocky areas. On the sides, Mercedes installed additional rigid plastic protections under the rocker panels and, at the back, it left unpainted the lower part of the bumper. Due to its long rear overhang, it considered that it was possible to scratch it. The car featured protecting panels under the floor to avoid costly damages.

Inside, it was business as usual, with two large displays at the front for the digital instrument panel and the infotainment display. The wood grains on the dashboard and door panels matched the car's luxurious status. Its front bucket seats featured side bolstering, while the 40/20/40 split-bench from the back was fit for up to three adults but with limited legroom for the one seated in the middle.

The All-Terrain version received a standard all-wheel-drive system and air suspension. The car could travel without any risks on grass, unpaved roads, or gravel, thanks to its 156 mm (6.1") ground clearance. For road use, that dropped to 121 mm (4.8").

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