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Mercedes-Benz Korea announced that pre-orders for 'The New Electric Mercedes-Benz CLA' will begin on the 1st. The new CLA model introduced this time is the first to apply Benz's next-generation modular architecture, MMA.
The MMA platform is an architecture capable of supporting both electric vehicles and internal combustion institutional investor models. Accordingly, the new Mercedes-Benz CLA was launched simultaneously as a pure electric vehicle and a 48-volt mild HYBE-lead internal combustion institutional investor model. Reflecting recent sales trends at Mercedes-Benz Korea, price competitiveness appears quite solid. The CLA 220 internal combustion institutional investor model equipped with 48V mild HYBE-lead is priced at 59.9 million won for the standard version and 62.9 million won for the AMG Line launch edition, minimizing price increases compared to existing gasoline models or even maintaining similar levels.
The newly added pure electric vehicle models consist of five trims: CLA 200 Electric and CLA 250+ Electric, among others, with prices set between 52.9 million won and 67.7 million won. On a single charge, they can travel up to 542 km and 792 km respectively based on WLTP standards. They support an 800V fast-charging system, allowing the battery to be charged from 10% to 80% in approximately 20 to 22 minutes.
Notable features of the new CLA include the MB.OS vehicle operating system and the MBUX Super Screen with a long 14-inch display, which are equipped on the CLA 250+ model. Additionally, for domestic customers, various convenience features such as TMAP Auto Navigation and Genie Music are included as standard. The advanced driver assistance system 'MB.DRIVE Assist' supports highway lane changes and offers a useful reverse maneuvering function in complex parking environments, helping ensure safe and comfortable driving.
The actual delivery dates to consumers will be September for the internal combustion institutional investor model and after the fourth quarter of this year for the electric vehicle.
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