Real MPG: Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate (2016 on) E 200 EQ Boost

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Official MPG
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37.2–37.7

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More engines available for this model:

Engine	Official MPG (NEDC)	Official MPG (WLTP)	Real MPG Avg.	Real MPG %
AMG E 43	32.8 mpg	-	31.1 mpg	95%	Submit
AMG E 44	32.8 mpg	-	-	-	Submit
AMG E 45	32.8 mpg	-	-	-	Submit
AMG E 53	31.7 mpg	31.0 mpg	30.3 mpg	98%*	Submit
AMG E 53 EQ Boost	-	29.7 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 200 Automatic	37.7–39.8 mpg	31.0 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 200 d Automatic	61.4–67.3 mpg	-	44.3 mpg	69%	Submit
E 220 d 4Matic Automatic	52.3–53.3 mpg	40.9 mpg	46.9 mpg	115%*	Submit
E 220 d Automatic	55.4–57.7 mpg	42.2–50.4 mpg	51.5 mpg	111%*	Submit
E 220 d MHEV	-	55.4 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 300 d EQ Boost	-	47.1 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 300 de	-	176.6–201.8 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 350 d Automatic	46.3–51.4 mpg	40.4 mpg	36.4 mpg	90%*	Submit
E 400 d 4Matic Automatic	44.1–46.3 mpg	37.2 mpg	41.7 mpg	112%*	Submit
E 400 d Automatic	-	40.9 mpg	-	-*	Submit
E 43 AMG 4Matic	32.8 mpg	-	18.5 mpg	56%	Submit
E 63 AMG 4Matic	26.2–30.1 mpg	-	-	-	Submit
E 63 AMG S 4Matic	26.2–30.1 mpg	-	21.9 mpg	78%	Submit
E 63 S	-	22.8 mpg	-	-*	Submit

*Based on WLTP MPG values

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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate (2016 on)

Stylish and well-equipped, impressive official fuel economy, has one of the biggest boots in its class.

Rivals

Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate (2016 on)	47.0	avg mpg
Hyundai Ioniq (2016 - 2022)	68.4	avg mpg
Volvo XC90 (2015 on)	33.9	avg mpg
Toyota C-HR (2016 - 2023)	54.5	avg mpg

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