Long before others we made a forecast – Indian fiscal scenario, quite unaffected in spite of worldwide brunt of recession (causing envy among its western counterparts), is changing for betterment steadily. It has been proved and by none save for Mercedes-Benz. The globally acclaimed German manufacturer of luxury automobiles has brought to the fore its all-new flagship sedan, the ‘S350 L’ and the ‘S350 CDI L BlueEFFICIENCY’ in India and all these indicate competition in the higher end luxury car segment in Indian soil is rising once again.
However, it is to be noted that S-Class, with in excess of 53% of market share, is the market leader in the Indian scenario and thanks to the latest approach of its parent company, the brand, from this time forth, will go together with a horde of features all aimed at mollycoddling its esteemed clientele with high levels of comfort and safety.
What are the novel distinctive traits then? There is the presence of climatised seats together with a massage function for the rear seats are customary in conjunction with an Advance Parking Guidance system, ATTENTION ASSIST, LED Light Package and a first for the 2010 S-Class, SPLITVIEW technology. This makes it easier for both driver and front passenger to view different functions on the same screen in unison.
What may be the benefit if you prefer to opt for the back seat? In that case, the car has the intrinsic competence to treat you to redesigned entertainment screens with two wireless headphones and a remote for easy use.
On the word of company officials, ‘S350 L’ will bring out a 3.5 litre V6 petrol engine generating 272 HP and 345 NM or torque whereas the oil burner is a 3.0 litre V6 rendering the driver with a total of 210 horses and a mammoth 490 NM of torque at just 1600 rpm. What are the prices then?
The aforesaid lines prove that they are meant affluent Indians only and the prices for the diesel and petrol versions of the luxury barge are Rs 80.5 lakh and Rs 82 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) respectively.
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