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Mercedes-Benz X-Class
Used from
$45,450 excl. on-roads
CarExpert Rating
Safety Rating
5
Warranty
5 year
Fuel Efficiency
7.6 - 8.8 L / 100km
About the Mercedes-Benz X-Class
Last updated Dec 18, 2024The 2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class is a Pick-up or Cab Chassis 4x4 offered in cab-chassis (double-cab) or pick-up (double-cab) body styles. Used prices in Australia typically range from $45,450 for the Pure variant and topping out at $87,500 for the Edition 1.
There are 4 variants of the X available in Australia and this generation went on sale in March of 2020.
Engine options include 2.3L turbo diesel common rail (140kW/450Nm) and 3.0L turbo diesel common rail (190kW/550Nm). Available with 7-speed automatic or 6-speed manual transmissions. Both four-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive configurations are available.
The 2021 X was offered with a 5 year, unlimited km warranty.
Mercedes-Benz X-Class News
2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class Price
Power
| Configuration | Price From* |
|---|---|
| 2.3L, 6-speed manual, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | $61,600 |
| 2.3L, 7-speed auto, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | $64,500 |
| 3.0L, 7-speed auto, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | $79,415 |
Edition 1
| Configuration | Price From* |
|---|---|
| 3.0L, 7-speed auto, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | $87,500 |
Pure
Progressive
*excl. on-roads
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2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class Specs
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2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class Dimensions
1839mm
1916mm
5340mm
The dimensions shown above are for the base model.
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2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class Fuel Economy
There are 5 different fuel economy figures for the Mercedes-Benz X-Class
The most fuel efficient Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Pure with a 6-speed Manual which is powered by a 2.3L TURBO DIESEL COMMON RAIL and uses 7.6L of diesel per 100km on the combined cycle.
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class that uses the most amount of fuel is the Progressive with a 7-speed Automatic which is powered by a 3.0L TURBO DIESEL COMMON RAIL and uses 8.8L of diesel per 100km on the combined rural and urban test cycle.
Below is a table of all the Mercedes-Benz X-Class variants and their fuel economy figures. Click below the table to see an expansion and additional details, including specific usage for city and highway driving.
| Mercedes-Benz X-Class | Fuel Type | Combined |
|---|---|---|
| 2.3L, 7-speed auto, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | Diesel | 7.9 L/100km |
| 3.0L, 7-speed auto, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | Diesel | 8.8 L/100km |
| 2.3L, 6-speed manual, Double Cab Utility, Diesel, 4x4 | Diesel | 7.7 L/100km |
Cost of ownership
What are the running and servicing costs of a Mercedes-Benz X-Class?
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class has a recommended service interval of 12 months or 20,000 km, whichever comes first.
2021 Mercedes-Benz X-Class Warranty
What is the warranty on a Mercedes-Benz X-Class?
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class offers a 5 year unlimited km warranty. This is separate to the warranty on offer under Australian Consumer Law which can be greater for certain parts based on what is deemed as a reasonable period of time.
Mercedes-Benz X-Class FAQs
The cheapest Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Pure that starts from $45,450.
The most expensive Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Edition 1 that starts from $87,500.
The best towing capacity of a Mercedes-Benz X-Class is 3500 kg offered by the following variants: Pure, Progressive, Power and Edition 1.
The largest Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Pure which measures 1916mm wide, 5340mm in length and sits 1839mm tall.
The most powerful Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Progressive which has 190kW of power from its 3.0L TURBO DIESEL COMMON RAIL engine.
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class is built in Spain and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the Progressive which weighs 3250 kg (kerb weight).
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class uses diesel.