
The UK-spec V-Class gets a choice between a beige/black and an all-black cabin theme.

It gets dual 12.3-inch screens like the previous-generation Mercedes-Benz models.

Unlike new-age models, it gets buttons and toggle switches for climate and audio controls.

7- and 8-seater versions get two or three seats in the middle row, respectively.

The 6-seater model gets captain chairs on the 2nd and 3rd rows.

Front seats feature separate centre armrests for both passengers and extendable thigh supports.

Like the Toyota Vellfire and Lexus LM rivals, it gets two single-pane sunroofs.

The powered seats get a 4-way lumbar support, heating, ventilation, and massage functions.
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The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is making a comeback in India on March 3, 2026, after being discontinued in 2022. The 3-row luxury MPV, in the international markets, comes with a choice between 6, 7, or 8 seats. It gets the dual-screen dashboard that is associated with the previous generation of Mercedes-Benz models. Other features onboard the V-Class include dual single-pane sunroofs, 64-colour ambient lighting, powered sliding doors for the rear seat passengers, and a powered tailgate. It will rival the Toyota Vellfire and the Lexus LM in India.
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