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Customers are primarily entrepreneurs and Long versions dominate the segment with a share of close to 90 percent. The E-Class segment is currently enjoying a boom in China: a total of around 122,000 vehicles from this class were sold there in 2008, but according to experts this figure is already expected to exceed 200,000 in 2010. Additional engine variants are expected to become available at a later date. At the time of its commercial release in June 2010, buyers will have a choice of two petrol engines producing 150 kW (204 hp) and 180 kW (245 hp), as well as several luxury appointment levels.
A luggage compartment volume of 540 litres and a compact turning circle of 11.25 metres also represent class-leading values for this segment. Unique features include the PRE-SAFE� occupant protection system, Rear Seat Safety package with belt force limiters on the outer seats and rear side airbags, as well as ATTENTION ASSIST drowsiness detection. In addition to the generously dimensioned interior, the vehicle's high level of safety - typical a Mercedes-Benz car- also sets standards. Another added touch of comfort: the front seats are also electrically adjustable from the rear.
As a result, in the rear of the five-seater vehicle passengers can enjoy an extra 140 millimetres of legroom compared with the regular wheelbase Mercedes-Benz E-Class, a model already renowned for its comfort. With a length of 5,012 millimetres and a wheelbase of 3,014 millimetres, the new model for China has gained an extra 140 millimetres in both of these areas compared with the saloon model sold in the rest of the world. The vehicle's refined appointments also help to create an extremely impressive and comfortable interior. Now available in a lengthened version, the model is even better positioned to meet the requirements of the Chinese market in this segment. Specially tailored for the growing market for luxury saloons in China, the long-version of the new Mercedes E-Class celebrated its world premiere at "Auto China 2010" With its inclined radiator surround, muscular-shaped rear fender and well-defined boot lid, the design of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class L embodies status and effortless superiority in a number of its details.
Customers are primarily entrepreneurs and Long versions dominate the segment with a share of close to 90 percent. The E-Class segment is currently enjoying a boom in China: a total of around 122,000 vehicles from this class were sold there in 2008, but according to experts this figure is already expected to exceed 200,000 in 2010. Additional engine variants are expected to become available at a later date. At the time of its commercial release in June 2010, buyers will have a choice of two petrol engines producing 150 kW (204 hp) and 180 kW (245 hp), as well as several luxury appointment levels.
A luggage compartment volume of 540 litres and a compact turning circle of 11.25 metres also represent class-leading values for this segment. Unique features include the PRE-SAFE� occupant protection system, Rear Seat Safety package with belt force limiters on the outer seats and rear side airbags, as well as ATTENTION ASSIST drowsiness detection. In addition to the generously dimensioned interior, the vehicle's high level of safety - typical a Mercedes-Benz car- also sets standards. Another added touch of comfort: the front seats are also electrically adjustable from the rear.
As a result, in the rear of the five-seater vehicle passengers can enjoy an extra 140 millimetres of legroom compared with the regular wheelbase Mercedes-Benz E-Class, a model already renowned for its comfort. With a length of 5,012 millimetres and a wheelbase of 3,014 millimetres, the new model for China has gained an extra 140 millimetres in both of these areas compared with the saloon model sold in the rest of the world. The vehicle's refined appointments also help to create an extremely impressive and comfortable interior. Now available in a lengthened version, the model is even better positioned to meet the requirements of the Chinese market in this segment. Specially tailored for the growing market for luxury saloons in China, the long-version of the new Mercedes E-Class celebrated its world premiere at "Auto China 2010" With its inclined radiator surround, muscular-shaped rear fender and well-defined boot lid, the design of the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class L embodies status and effortless superiority in a number of its details.
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