Electric Mercedes C-Class 2026: Bold Grille, 497-Mile Range & Next-Level Tech

The 2026 Electric Mercedes C-Class is finally here with a bold new jumbo grille, massive range, and jaw-dropping tech that’s set to shake up the EV game. Mercedes is doubling down on drama while BMW quietly trims its iconic grilles—and the results are stunning. With up to 800 km (497 miles) of WLTP range, a sleek design inspired by Maybach and CLA, and 800V charging that pumps in 188 miles in just 10 minutes, this all-electric sedan is ready to take center stage.

Inside, the 39.1-inch full-width dashboard display transforms the cabin into a digital cinema, while dual-motor power options pack up to 483 horsepower for serious performance. But the real question is—will buyers embrace Mercedes’ bold jumbo grille design, or will it divide opinion like BMW’s kidney grille experiment?

Join us as we break down every detail from design to performance, plus surprise announcements like the G-Class Cabriolet comeback and a brand-new smaller G-Class model. Drop your thoughts in the comments—do you love the jumbo grille or hate it?

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