- Mercedes-Benz finally has details on the U.S.-spec CLA-Class electric sedan.
- The 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250+ with EQ Technology brings up to 374 miles of range, starting at $47,250.
- The dual-motor CLA 350 4Matic with EQ Technology isn’t much more expensive at $49,800, and still has 312 miles of range.
Mercedes-Benz’s do-over era for electric vehicles kicks off in the United States soon. And so far, it’s looking to be a lot more promising than the last go-around.
Mercedes today announced U.S. pricing and range for the new CLA-Class, which comes in all-electric form with a hybrid expected to follow. For a luxury sedan, the pricing seems pretty compelling—as does the range.
The base CLA 250+ with EQ Technology starts at $47,250, excluding destination fees. That gets you a single-motor, rear-wheel-drive sedan with up to 347 miles of EPA-rated range. That motor puts down a healthy 268 horsepower and 247 pound-feet of torque, good for a zero to 60 mph time of 6.6 seconds.
But those seeking more grunt won’t sacrifice their bank accounts or too much range. The upgraded CLA 350 4Matic with EQ Technology starts at $49,800, also excluding destination fees, and boosts power to 349 hp and 380 lb-ft of torque. Its EPA-certified range is 312 miles, so it’s still a nice upgrade from something like a Tesla Model 3.
This is a breaking news post. It will be updated soon.
