2021 Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift Specifications - Engine, Power, Transmission & Mileage

What Is The Power & Torque Of Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift?

Like the pre-facelift model, the updated E-Class LWB is also being offered with three engine options: E 200 (197PS/320Nm), E 220d (194PS/400Nm) and E 350d (286PS/600Nm). While the E 200 and E 220d engine options are offered in two variants- Expression and Exclusive, the E 350d is available in a single top-spec AMG Line variant. 

Is Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift Underpowered?

Although we are yet to drive the updated sedan, looking at the numbers and since it gets the same engines as before, the updated sedan should not be underpowered by any means. The updated E-Class LWB also gets a more powerful E 350d variant which was discontinued on the pre-facelift model after the BS6 update. Since it makes a lot more power and torque than the E 200 and the E 220d, the E 350d should be, in fact, quite sporty and aggressive.  

How Many Cylinders Does The Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift Have?

The Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift comes with three engines options: E 200 (petrol), E 220d (diesel) and E 350d (diesel). While the E 200 and E 220d are powered by 2.0-litre 4-cylinder units, the E 350d gets a 3.0-litre 6-cylinder engine. 

What Is The Mileage Of Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift?

Mercedes Benz has not revealed the official fuel economy figures for the E-Class LWB Facelift. 

Is Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift Good For Long Drives?

Yes, the LWB sedan should be good for both city and highway use.

Is Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift 4X4 / 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) Or All Wheel Drive (AWD)?

No, the Mercedes Benz E-Class LWB Facelift is not available with a 4-wheel drive option.