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Snapshot
- More than 60 Mercedes-Benz models are more expensive
- Average price increase of $8700, or more than seven per cent
- GLE53 goes up by more than $20,000
Mercedes-Benz has raised prices across dozens of new models in recent weeks.
A total of 62 Mercedes vehicles have gone up by an average of 7.34 per cent, from the A180 hatchback to the Maybach GLS600.
The smallest increase by cost belongs to the GLA200, which went up by $3500 to $61,000 before on-road costs.
The greatest change was applied to the AMG GLE53 wagon, which will now set buyers back $184,300 before on-road costs – a total hike of $20,692, or 12.65 per cent.
Despite the ultra-luxury Maybach GLS600 rising by $19,524, the car’s price tag of $380,200 plus on-roads meant it had the smallest change in percentage terms, increasing by 5.41 per cent.
On average, Mercedes-Benz has upped its prices by $8703.74.
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While Mercedes-Benz Australia wouldn’t comment on specific reasons for the mass increase, a spokesperson told WhichCar: “Pricing is a dynamic topic influenced by a wide range of factors, and each of our vehicle variants is assessed and adjusted individually from time to time.”
Australia's Consumer Price Inflation rose by 3.8 per cent in July, according to the Reserve Bank of Australia, while the exchange rate between the Australian Dollar and the Euro has fluctuated between €0.60 and €0.66 over the past 12 months.
Mercedes’ price increase comes a month after Audi introduced its own price changes – with 61 Audi models going up by an average of 1.95 per cent, compared with an average of 7.34 per cent across 62 Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Note: All figures in this story are quoted before on-road costs and are subject to change at any time. Only models with rises have been listed.
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Mercedes A-Class Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz A180 hatch | $50,200 | up $3800 |
| Mercedes-Benz A180 sedan | $51,900 | up $4000 |
| Mercedes-Benz A250 hatch | $65,000 | up $6500 |
| Mercedes-Benz A250 sedan | $66,498 | up $5598 |
| Mercedes-Benz A250e hatch | $69,300 | up $4500 |
| Mercedes-Benz A250e sedan | $72,200 | up $4400 |
| Mercedes-AMG A35 hatch | $78,900 | up $7324 |
| Mercedes-AMG A35 sedan | $80,200 | up $7624 |
| Mercedes-AMG A45 hatch | $100,300 | up $6324 |
Mercedes B-Class Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz B180 hatch | $52,100 | up $4100 |
Mercedes CLA Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz CLA200 coupe | $67,500 | up $4100 |
| Mercedes-Benz CLA250 coupe | $78,500 | up $6900 |
| Mercedes-AMG CLA35 coupe | $93,400 | up $7624 |
| Mercedes-AMG CLA45 coupe | $118,900 | up $7024 |
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Mercedes C-Class Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz C200 coupe | $76,500 | up $3700 |
| Mercedes-Benz C200 convertible | $101,100 | up $5824 |
| Mercedes-Benz C300 coupe | $99,100 | up $5828 |
| Mercedes-Benz C300 convertible | $123,200 | up $6824 |
| Mercedes-AMG C43 coupe | $129,200 | up $7525 |
| Mercedes-AMG C43 convertible | $150,300 | up $8525 |
| Mercedes-AMG C63S coupe | $183,300 | up $12,547 |
| Mercedes-AMG C63S convertible | $204,800 | up $13,547 |
Mercedes E-Class Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz E200 sedan | $104,700 | up $7806 |
| Mercedes-Benz E200 coupe | $110,000 | up $6424 |
| Mercedes-Benz E300e sedan | $130,400 | up $11,727 |
| Mercedes-Benz E350 sedan | $134,600 | up $11,822 |
| Mercedes-Benz E350 coupe | $135,700 | up $9971 |
| Mercedes-Benz E350 convertible | $149,500 | up $10,670 |
| Mercedes-AMG E53 sedan | $172,000 | up $12,338 |
| Mercedes-AMG E53 coupe | $174,600 | up $12,272 |
| Mercedes-AMG E53 convertible | $183,700 | up $12,770 |
| Mercedes-AMG E63S sedan | $268,200 | up $14,424 |
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Mercedes S-Class Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz S450 sedan | 244700 | up $4124 |
| Mercedes-Benz S450L sedan | 269300 | up $4524 |
| Mercedes-Benz S580L sedan | 335100 | up $5324 |
Mercedes GLA Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz GLA200 hatch | $61,000 | up $3500 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLA250 hatch | $76,300 | up $6524 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLA35 hatch | $92,700 | up $9124 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLA45S hatch | $115,700 | up $7724 |
Mercedes GLB Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz GLB200 wagon | $64,400 | up $4200 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLB250 wagon | $80,400 | up $6424 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLB35 wagon | $98,600 | up $9424 |
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Mercedes GLC Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz GLC200 wagon | $79,800 | up $4824 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLC300 wagon | $93,300 | up $6624 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLC300 coupe | $104,900 | up $8124 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLC300e wagon | $100,300 | up $7128 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLC43 wagon | $130,000 | up $9524 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLC43 coupe | $137,400 | up $9824 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLC63S wagon | $185,500 | up $9824 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLC63S coupe | $192,000 | up $10,124 |
Mercedes GLE Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz GLE300d wagon | $118,700 | up $9747 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLE450 wagon | $132,100 | up $10,242 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLE450 coupe | $153,500 | up $8773 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLE400d wagon | $139,800 | up $10,543 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLE53 wagon | $184,300 | up $20,692 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLE53 coupe | $183,400 | up $9772 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLE63S wagon | $243,300 | up $14,034 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLE63S coupe | $248,596 | up $16,981 |
Mercedes GLS Australian pricing – October 2021
| Mercedes-Benz GLS450 wagon | $164,600 | up $9302 |
| Mercedes-Benz GLS400d wagon | $172,100 | up $9672 |
| Mercedes-AMG GLS63 wagon | $271,800 | up $19,100 |
| Mercedes-Maybach GLS600 wagon | $380,200 | up $19,524 |
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