It's Bosch who can't deliver the 48V units.Due to supply issues, deliveries will be Q4 2024
It works better if you opt for the black wood on the center consoleI absolutely adore that taupe color interior but it seems to clash with the color and texture of the dash materials. That's the interior color I was thinking of getting but it would need to look harmonious with the rest of the interior and it really doesn't. At least not in those photos. Yikes!
It is a tremendous blow, the GLC and the E are both volume and margin.It's Bosch who can't deliver the 48V units.
Presumably because Mercedes uses the 48V system in a much much wider range of models from their 2L all the way through to their 4L engines.It is a tremendous blow, the GLC and the E are both volume and margin.
Why isn't this affecting anyone else? The other German manufacturers and others also use these 48V systems and Bosch is the supplier par excellence.
It leaves free way for the 5 series, also recently presented, to exploit the novelty and monopolize sales at the same time that the E-Class loses a key "momentum" of freshness, not to mention that the tons of millions invested in advertising, marketing for the launch they will have to repeat next year
It is of course disappointing, this occurs in this early stage of introduction. The reason is, as @AbsoluteUnit says;It is a tremendous blow, the GLC and the E are both volume and margin.
Why isn't this affecting anyone else? The other German manufacturers and others also use these 48V systems and Bosch is the supplier par excellence.
It leaves free way for the 5 series, also recently presented, to exploit the novelty and monopolize sales at the same time that the E-Class loses a key "momentum" of freshness, not to mention that the tons of millions invested in advertising, marketing for the launch they will have to repeat next year
As far as the PHEV models go, these can be delivered much earlier. The PHEV unit used is made in house by MB itself. No issues here.Presumably because Mercedes uses the 48V system in a much much wider range of models from their 2L all the way through to their 4L engines.
Yeah man, imagine, posting positive content about the brand you like on a forum and trying to pass its main competitor as the worst thing ever.You show your jealousy by badmouthing class E for funny reasons. The 5 series played the game badly...
I thought that, I don't remember seeing, like it wasn't very serious, because of the Knobs?I mean I'll wait for the finger print pictures of Audi's and BMWs touch screen systems.
If you look closely, behind the fingerprints you will see the Superscreen
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Had the same feeling when I first sat in the car. It is really big on the outside but not very roomy in the inside. The edge of the superscreen kept bumping my kneeToday at Auto Zurich I had the opportunity to briefly get behind the wheel of the W214 that was on the stand. In terms of space, it didn't convince me at all; it seemed quite narrow to me.
One more argument for buying an S-Class...![]()
I’m surprised to hear that. Most new cars feel bigger and bigger inside. Is shoulder room in the rear narrow?Had the same feeling when I first sat in the car. It is really big on the outside but not very roomy in the inside. The edge of the superscreen kept bumping my knee
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