The brand new Mercedes-Benz CLA is about to be launched: It can run up to 750km on pure electricity!

Recently, Mercedes-Benz officially released a set of spy photos of the new Mercedes-Benz CLA, stating that the car is about to debut. The new car will be built on the MMA architecture, offering light mixing, plug-in hybrid, and pure electric versions. It is reported that Mercedes-Benz will gradually streamline the brand's product lineup, and the future new CLA will become Mercedes-Benz's entry-level product. We will also meet Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake, the new Mercedes-Benz GLA, and the new Mercedes-Benz GLB models on the MMA platform.

Currently still using thick camouflage stickers, but we can basically see that the new car will continue the previous design of the concept car. The front face will have a large-size trapezoidal grille, with the brand LOGO embedded in the center, the headlights on both sides are slightly different from the concept car. Its interior is suspected to not use the "trident" structure, but still adopts the traditional style.

Turning to the side, the structure of the sports sedan shows beautiful roof lines, and it also adopts a hidden door handle design, and the wheel rim shape is relatively conventional. There are sockets on both left and right rear fenders, so it is likely to be a plug-in hybrid model. Combined with previous news, the new car interior will use a triple-screen design style and will be equipped with Mercedes-Benz's latest MB.OS operating system. Another noteworthy point is that the new car's driving assistance features will also be significantly improved, even surpassing the current Mercedes-Benz S-Class, which is expected to be equipped with urban driving assistance functions, but the specific performance remains to be officially announced.

As for power, the new car will have light mixing, plug-in hybrid, and pure electric versions. The pure electric version will carry a rear axle motor with a maximum power of 238 horsepower (175kW), a battery capacity of 89.6kWh, a range of up to 750km (WLTC conditions), and only 12kWh per 100 km energy consumption. The MMA platform will also support 800V supercharging, enabling the new car to charge for 15 minutes and increase its range by 400km.