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Mercedes-Benz E-Class: Petrol engine

Model Cylinder
arrangement
and number
Engine displacement
(cc)
Rated output
(kW at rpm)[1]
Top speed
(km/h)
Fuel consumption
combined
(l/100 km)[2]
CO2 emissions
combined
(g/km)[2])
E 200 I4 1991 135/5500 (135/5500) 235 (235) 6.5–6.4
(6.4–6.1)
152–150
(148–142)
E 250 I4 1991 – (155/5500) – (245) – (6.5–6.2) – (150–144)
E 300 V6 3498 – (185/6500) – (250)[3] – (7.5–7.2) – (175–169)
E 350 V6 3498 – (225/6500) – (250)[3] – (7.5–7.2) – (175–169)
E 400 V6 2996 – (245/5500) – (250)[3] – (7.9-7.6) – (185–178)
E 500 V8 4663 – (300/5000-5750) – (250)[3] – (9.1) – (213)

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[1] Figures for rated power output and rated torque in accordance with Directive 80/1269/EEC in the currently applicable version.

[2] The figures shown for fuel consumption and CO2 emissions were obtained in accordance with the prescribed measuring process (Regulation [EC] 715/2007 in its currently applicable version). The figures are not based on an individual vehicle and do not constitute part of the product offer; they are provided solely for purposes of comparison between different vehicle models

[3] Electronically limited

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