Mercedes-Benz has introduced long wheelbase models in the Small Vans segment, providing more seating options for customers. The Mercedes-Benz EQT and eCitan Tourer now come with the option of seven seats, catering to both private and commercial needs.
In addition to the long wheelbase models, the Citan Mixto and eCitan Mixto have been unveiled, offering enhanced flexibility for commercial use. These models are based on the long version of the Citan and eCitan Panel Van and are now available for ordering.
The entire Mercedes-Benz Small Vans lineup has been upgraded with the latest MBUX multimedia system and new touch control panels on the steering wheel. Safety and assistance systems have also been improved to enhance the overall driving experience.
The long-wheelbase versions of the Mercedes-Benz EQT and eCitan Tourer provide more interior space by extending the wheelbase by 38 centimeters. This makes them ideal for families, active individuals, and tradespeople looking to transition to electric vehicles.
One of the key features of these long-wheelbase models is the option for a third row of seats, accommodating up to seven passengers. The seats are individually adjustable and can be removed to maximize interior space when needed. Child seat attachments are also available for added safety.
The luggage capacity of the long versions has been increased, reaching up to 3,660 liters with the rear seats removed. The widened sliding doors make access to the interior more convenient, highlighting the practicality of these models for various applications.
For commercial customers, the Mercedes-Benz Citan Mixto and eCitan Mixto offer flexible interior design options and increased load capacity. The innovative FOLD & LOAD function transforms the rear bench seat into a partition, allowing for a seamless transition between passenger and cargo areas.
All-electric Small Van models are equipped with a powerful electric motor, offering fast charging capabilities with 80 kW DC chargers. The lithium-ion battery with a usable capacity of 45 kWh is installed under the vehicle to optimize space.
With the introduction of these new models, the Mercedes-Benz Small Vans portfolio now caters to a wide range of customers, offering options for both conventional and electric drive. The upgraded standard equipment provides customers with a variety of choices at competitive prices.
The new Mercedes-Benz EQT with long wheelbase starts at 41,612.97 Euro, while the eCitan Tourer with long wheelbase is priced from 40,062.06 Euro. The eCitan Mixto starts at 40,658.13 Euro, and the eCitan panel van in standard length is available from 34,893.60 euros. Customers can now find the perfect Small Van to suit their needs, whether for personal or commercial use.
