Because of its unique styling, the 2017 E-Class actually exudes a balanced and classic handsome look with its long hood and short trunk lid profile that lays out over a longer wheelbase, giving it a more relaxed aura than the compact C-Class.
As far as its interior goes, the E-Class cabin adopts the elegant and effusive looks of the S-Class, with the brand’s hallmark metallic trim door with circular air vents.
The dash is also covered in stitched leather and warmed by ambient lighting on some models, and dominated by twin display screens.
The navigation and infotainment display features a 12.3-inch high-resolution screen that caps a center stack that houses thin rows of climate-control switches.
The mid-size sedan also adopts touch-sensitive controls on the steering wheel that offer swipe-and-tap control in place of the clicking switches.
The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class luxury sedan from the German carmaker has been reported to come out of the market late summer of this year.
While there are already plenty of reported features, specifications, and capabilities of the sedan available on the internet and Mercedes-Benz retailers around the world, the German luxury carmaker has yet to announce a specific release date for its latest offering that shares the signatures of both the C-Class and the S-Class sedans.
But Mercedes-Benz somehow pulled a surprise recently when three E-Class Coupe prototypes were spotted together riding with a Porsche 911 in Stuttgart, Germany.