ICOTY 2025: Mercedes-Benz E-Class wins the championship
ICOTY 2025: The much-awaited results of the latest edition of the Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) awards have been announced after rigorous evaluation by a panel of eminent automotive journalists. The winners of all three prestigious categories - Indian Car of the Year, Premium Car of the Year and Green Car of the Year - have been announced. Mahindra Thar Roxx won the title of Indian Car of the Year, while MG Windsor won the title of Green Car of the Year. Mercedes-Benz E-Class: Key specifications The redesigned E-Class has a striking appearance, with a striking grille with 3D badging and advanced LED headlights. It also showcases smooth, flush door handles and elegant 18-inch wheels. At the rear, new LED taillights feature the iconic three-pointed star pattern, complemented by a chrome bumper. Customers can choose from five exterior colors: Tech Silver, Polar White, Graphite Grey, Nautical Blue and Obsidian Black. The E-Class comes in two variants: the petrol-powered E…
These are Australia’s 16 safest used cars
The Monash University Accident Research Center (MUARC) has released its 2024 used car safety ratings, and while it may not come as a surprise, it turns out that affordable used cars have become much safer over the past two decades. MUARC analyzed 9.4 million vehicles and 2.6 million injured road users involved in police-reported crashes in Australia and New Zealand between 1987 and 2022. The data shows that vehicle safety has improved significantly during this period, with drivers on average 2022 models having a 36% lower risk of death or serious injury compared to models produced in 2002. Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. A total of 534 models received an overall safety rating, which reflects their overall performance in driver safety, other road user safety and collision avoidance. The worst-performing vehicles receive a one-star rating and the best-performing vehicles receive a five-star rating,…
New Mercedes-Benz E-Class launched in India, priced at Rs 78.50 lakh
Mercedes-Benz has launched the sixth-generation E-Class long wheelbase (LWB) model in India, aiming to meet the growing demand for premium cars. Prices for the E 200 petrol start at Rs 78.50 lakh (ex-showroom), while the E 220d diesel is priced at Rs 81.50 lakh (ex-showroom) and the top variant E 450 4Matic is priced at Rs 92.50 lakh (ex-showroom). showroom). Deliveries of the E 200 will begin this week, the E 220d around Diwali and the E 450 in mid-November. The new E-Class LWB will be produced in India using advanced manufacturing technologies, including automated body shop production lines using robotics and innovative connectivity technologies. The production facility has strong supply chain support supporting Mercedes-Benz’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. With its luxurious configuration and advanced technology, the new E-Class LWB is bound to make a major impact in the Indian luxury car market. Also read: Mercedes-AMG GT 63 Pro Racing Collection Edition launched with livery inspired by F1 2024 Mercedes-Benz…
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