Mercedes-Benz India says all cars sold since January are E25-compliant
Mercedes-Benz India says its entire line-up sold since January is compatible with E25 petrol, positioning the luxury carmaker ahead of a possible ethanol-blend mandate. The company also launched the AMG E 53 plug-in hybrid at Rs 1.45 crore to Rs 1.48 crore and called for broader Delhi EV incentives.
Mercedes-Benz India says all cars sold since January are E25-compliant, ahead of potential regulation. It launched the AMG E 53 plug-in hybrid at Rs 1.45-1.48 crore and urged Delhi to reconsider EV incentives capped at Rs 30 lakh.
Why this matters
The E25 claim extends Mercedes-Benz India's powertrain push after it advanced its hybrid strategy amid a policy gap and launched the AMG E 53 Hybrid PHEV. It also follows the new CLA selling out through 2026.
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