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The 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class was built to target luxury car enthusiasts. It delivers steady and comfy rides on top of a lineup of muscular engine choices. The car also offers a stunning interior with high-end surface materials and tech-savvy advancements. Can it outperform one of its class rivals, the 2021 BMW 5-Series? Check out our comparison article for some useful insights on these midsize vehicles.
Design & Style
The E-Class combines high-class styling with supple support and optimum comfort which are clearly showcased in its cabin. The car can accommodate up to four people in its highly roomy interior which offers ample space at both rows. Its seats are upholstered in standard synthetic leather whereas other surfaces are adorned with premium materials like open-pore wood trim, aluminum accents, and real leather.
The 5-Series gets a 5-star rating for its cabin interior which is highly spacious and comfy. It can seat up to five people on seats that are upholstered in synthetic leather. Leg- and headroom are abundant at both rows where well-cushioned seats can be enjoyed. Overall, the car’s cabin looks stylish and premium but may feel a little outdated to some.
Technology & Safety
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is equipped with safety tech like blind spot monitor, a rearview camera, driver attentiveness monitor, pedestrian detection, auto emergency brakes, collision warning, Mercedes-Benz Car-To-X Communication, Mercedes-Benz PRESAFE® Sound. Its array of tech advances includes a pair of USB ports, *Bluetooth® connectivity, 15 speakers, HD radio, navigation, Apple and Android sync, touchpad control, 12.3-inch screen, and a 12.3-inch digital cluster.
The BMW 5-Series comes loaded with tech features like 12 speakers, HD and satellite radios, Bluetooth®, USB ports, navigation, Apple and Android platform, 12.3-inch display, and 12.3-inch touchscreen. Safety tech of the car includes cruise control, rear traffic alert, auto high beams, lane keep and departure assists, parking sensors, auto emergency brakes, and collision warning.
Performance
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is powered by a 2L turbo four engine that puts out 255 horsepower and delivers 273 lbft of torque. Its gas mileage can fetch 22 mpg and 31 mpg while in city and on highway respectively.
The BMW 5-Series gets its power from a 2L turbo engine with 4 cylinders that make 248 hp and 257 lbft torque. Its gas mileage is estimated to be 25 mpg and 33 mpg for city and highway.
The Bottom Line
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class offers a wide range of body layouts to select from on top of a whole list of muscular powertrain options. The vehicle most definitely stands out against its class rivals with its efficient delivery of high performance, high-tech interior, and ample support.
Ready to Schedule a 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Test Drive Today?
At Mercedes-Benz of Smithtown, we offer a wide variety of Mercedes-Benz models for you to choose from, including the 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class and we are more than happy to arrange for a test drive so that you can experience the stellar features of this vehicle. Call us today to make an appointment or simply pay us a visit at our showroom today!