Mercedes-Benz G-Class

German luxury car manufacturer, Mercedes-Benz has finally launched the diesel variant of its popular off-roader, the G-Class. The newly launched G 350d has claimed to be the most fuel-efficient G-Class of all time as the engine is now Euro 6 compliant, which means the G-Class now gets a BS6 compliant engine model. Talking about the engine and performance, the G 350d is powered by a 2,925cc diesel engine that produces around 286 HP and 600 Nm of peak torque, which Read More...

The Mercedes that has a mighty on-road presence with its quirky box-like body and can take on any challenge an off-road trail has to offer, the G-Class has been on sale worldwide since 1979. The latest generation G-Wagon has been offered in foreign markets since June 2018 and the German car maker will launch it in India on 5th of October, this year. The new G-Wagon follows the same design language of its predecessors with a few modern touches which keep the Read More...

The new Mercedes-Benz G-Class, whether on or off the road and whatever the operating conditions, has been designed to impresses with its performance, cutting-edge assistance systems, outstanding handling, and safety while, at the same time, the new suspension, the DYNAMIC SELECT driving modes, the “G-Mode” and the three 100‑percent differential locks are aimed to enhance not only ride comfort but also agility – on any surface. The specification includes a host of new features such as LED headlamps, driving assistance Read More...

To mark the discontinuation of the Mercedes-AMG G 65, AMG is offering an exclusive Final Edition, limited to just 65 examples worldwide. The Final Edition is designed to reflect the successful story of one of world's most powerful series production off-roaders. More than a third of all G‑Class vehicles sold worldwide originate from AMG. The G 65 Final Edition has been priced at 310,233 euros (INR 2.36 crore*). *Converted price for representation purpose only The AMG 6.0-litre V12 engine generates Read More...

The Mercedes stand at the Frankfurt Auto Expo captured quite some attention. The German brand showcased a range of electric concept cars, updated version of some existing models and the engineering marvel, the Mercedes Project-One. They also displayed the ‘fancy’ version of G-Class, the Mercedes-Maybach G-650. There are bits of chrome used all over the car’s exterior. The G-650 is fitted with electronically extending side steps, front and rear underride guards and a chrome-covered screen on the radiator grille. It Read More...

Mercedes-AMG rolled out the 300,000th unit of the G-Class has from the production line at Magna Steyr in Graz, 200 km south of Vienna. The record vehicle is a Mercedes-Benz G500 in a Designo Mauritius Blue Metallic shade with black leather seats and contrasting white stitching. The G-Class in question comes equipped with an off-Road package including black 16 inch wheels with all-terrain tyres and a roof rack. This combination was selected by fans of the G-Class from all over Read More...

The Maybach moniker has caught up with the timeless G-Wagen, the current generation of which is on its way out. In a fitting tribute to the current G-Wagen, Mercedes has given it the Maybach Landaulet treatment, the highest honour for a vehicle with the three pointed star. The Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet is based on the already daft G500 4×4 Squared, but gets a stretched wheelbase , a soft top over the rear passengers’ heads (landaulet), chromed wheels and limitless luxury Read More...

If you're a king, life's good. If you're a king who loves his cars, life couldn't have been better. Except when you want to venture off the road, deep into the woods for some game. Well, there's the Bentley Bentayga and the Range Rover Autobiography, but they don't have unlimited headroom. And they're never going to be as special as this new Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet. Also Read - Heartbreaking Images: Bangladesh's Only Audi R8 V10 Burns To A Crisp The G-Wagen has received Read More...

The monstrous Mercedes-Benz G 500 4×4² towered above the rest (literally; with a height of nearly 2.25 metres) at the German manufacturer's pavilion at the Auto Expo 2016. A fitting replacement to the ostentatious, £370,000 worth G63 6 x 6, the G 500 4×4² loses one of the portal axles from its super-sized predecessor, and is built on a newly-developed variable chassis capped with the series-production G-Class body. Permanent all-wheel drive, an off-road reduction in the transfer case, three lockable differentials, 450 mm of ground clearance, along Read More...