Mercedes-Benz wasn’t scheduled to lift the veil on its redesigned 2017 E-Class until next week’s Detroit auto show, but an internet leak has provided us with an early look at the automaker’s mid-size luxury sedan.
The 2017 E-Class is about what you’d expect, borrowing most of its exterior design cues from the larger S-Class and smaller C-Class. The front of the new E-Class features a large grille, sleek headlights with LED accents and a choice of several different bumper treatments.
The new E-Class, which was leaked via Carscoops, retains its classic three-box shape, but the long-hood short-deck treatment is more exaggerated than before. The rear of the E-Class sports LED taillights and dual exhaust outlets.
The interior of the new E-Class, which Mercedes has already shown, closely mirrors that of the S-Class flagship. The highlight of the E-Class’ cabin is a new twin-screen setup with no partition between the LCD readouts.
Technical details on the 2017 E-Class remain a mystery at this point, but we should be given access to a full spec sheet within the next few days.
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