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Big shoutout to Rehaan for shooting these pictures & his coverage of the Auto Expo. Thanks for sharing, man!

Take a look at the Mercedes-Benz pavilion:

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Mercedes-AMG GT 63S 4-Door Coupe was launched at Rs. 2.42 crore (ex-showroom, India) - click here for our detailed report.

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The big news at Mercedes today was the A-Class Limousine - click here for our detailed report.

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Bookings for 2nd generation GLA-Class opened as well - click here for our detailed report.

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All-electric EQC Edition 1886 was showcased. It is reported for an India launch in April 2020 - click here for our detailed report.

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A red hot Mercedes-AMG C43 4Matic Coupe:


Not all like the rear end of this car, and people have varied opinion on it. Notice the quad pipe and the boot lid spoiler:


Data sheet on the car:


LED headlamps come with L-shaped DRLs:


Biturbo and 4Matic badge on the fender:


Another look at the rear:


Black interiors get red stitching in some places:


3-spoke, multi-function, flat bottom steering wheel with thumb contours, and a red insert at the 12 o'clock position:


Floating type screen sits above the triple AC vents:


The top part can be used as a touchpad:


Speedo marked till 280 km/h and a 6,500-rpm redline:


Paddle shifts finished in brushed aluminium:


Controls for the seats on the door pad. Black and red theme continues from the cabin:


Knurled knobs for the AC rear vents:


G 63 AMG was also on display:


Data sheet of the car:


The new G Class looks tamer than the outgoing car:


Familiar rear end gets slim LED tail lights:


22-inch black alloy wheels get red piping:


Front camera sits above the star logo at the front:


AMG and V8 biturbo badging on the fenders:


Exhausts come out from the side, not the rear of the SUV:


Large display dominates the dashboard:


3-spoke, multi-function flat bottom steering wheel with AMG lettering:


The centre console:


The G 63 AMG gets lockable front, rear and centre differentials:


Door pad is busy with seat controls, power window buttons, mirror controls and seat ventilation controls as well:


Sideways opening rear hatch gets this strut to hold it in place:

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Mercedes Maybach S650 was showcased at the Mercedes pavilion:


The car looks class despite the length:


Crystal LED tail lights look class:


Mercedes grille gets vertical chrome slats. Centre part is blanked out and houses the radar systems and the front camera:


A look at the headlamps:


Classy looking 20-inch dual-tone alloy wheels:


V12 badge on the fenders:


The ultimate in luxury from the German brand:


No, these are not aftermarket chrome accessories. The door handles are half chrome and half body coloured:


Another look at the alloy wheels:


Luxurious interiors get a brown and black theme:


The best seats in the car:


Entertainment for the rear passengers:


Between the rear seats is a fridge for 2 bottles:


The fridge can be closed with the bottle cage outside:


Press this button to adjust the cooling:


Wireless phone charger in the armrest:

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The GLC facelift was on display. Click here to read the Team-BHP review of the car:


The specs:


New tail lamps and redesigned bumper:


The 2020 GLC gets an updated colour scheme on the inside:


New steering wheel gets knurled knobs and touchpad on both sides:


10.25 inch touchscreen unit:


The GLC gets the updated MBUX infotainment system...


...and a touchpad too:


Seat controls, window controls and buttons for ORVMs located on the driver's door pad:

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The GLE LWB is not a stretched version of the GLE, but instead a marketing term compared to the outgoing car:


Front gets twin-slat grille and a large full-width airdam below:


Black cladding on the wheel arches and below door sills:


No, thats not a low rider, but gets independently adjustable air suspension on each wheel called as the E-Active Body control:

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Apart from the cars, the Mercedes stall also had these user experience units:


One can play around the AMG performance steering wheel system, navigate menus, etc.:


This controller offers direct access to the AMG drive programs displayed on the integrated LCD screen:


Two color display buttons under the left-hand steering-wheel spoke:


Infotainment system can also be accessed:


This C-Class was representing the Mercedes-Benz Certified - a pre owned car initiative:


Mercedes also had the flying car concept-volocity on display:


Scale models on display:












Merc branded watches...


...as well as caps:


Another cool thing - the display cars had these lights inside them to enable better photos:

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Thread moved from the Assembly Line to the Indian Car Scene!

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Definitely one of the best showcasing efforts . And it sure helps that all of their new cars are absolutely kick ass. Love the colours & attention-to-detail, to even include a corner for their used car department! I don't think I've ever seen a pre-owned car at the Auto Expo.

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Originally Posted by GTO

Love the colours & attention-to-detail, to even include a corner for their used car department.

They had a large number of their own employees and product specialist from their Dealership as well. Had answers to most of the questions and were aware of the products. MB India is doing all the right things in my opinion.

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Apart from the cars, I loved that red insert on the steering wheel of the Mercedes-AMG C43 4Matic Coupe. A very simple but powerful indicator. I have always wished for a little more advanced indicator that alerts us when at times we turn the steering wheel 360 degrees and forget about it and come back and start the car assuming the wheels are straight.