The Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet.

Exterior.

The new-look C-Class combines emotionality with intelligence. The vehicle’s appearance is defined in particular by its front and tail end and the design of the headlamps and tail lights.

Front view of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205) in polar white

Side view of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205) in polar white

Rear view of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205) in polar white

The front-end design.

The front-end design immediately conveys sportiness and lifestyle. Powerful styling features such as the new front bumper and the diamond grille included as standard lend the vehicle a strong, individual character. The standard LED High Performance headlamps make a particularly high-quality impression.

The side design.

With the soft top closed, the side design of the C-Class Cabriolet impresses with its perfect proportions and a sporty, dynamic silhouette. This is characterised by the extended dropping line, and additionally accentuated by the lowered suspension. The multilayer, tautly stretched soft top underscores the high quality of the vehicle when the top is closed. When open, the harmony between the exterior and the interior becomes clear.

The rear-end design.

Thanks to the dynamic features of the rear end, the C-Class Cabriolet appears wide and agile when viewed from the rear – the rear apron was designed exclusively for the Cabriolet. The newly designed, more prominent all-LED tail lights are a particular highlight by day or night. The closed soft top with glass window integrates harmoniously into the rear view.

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Interior.

The sporty interior with its autonomous integral-look seats is characterised by further-enhanced perceived quality and flowing shapes and the facelift takes it into the digital era.

Cockpit and steering wheel of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Door of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Centre console of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Control and display concept of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Interior lighting of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Cockpit and steering wheel.

With the facelift, the C-Class is getting the new steering wheel generation in a 3-spoke design with Touch Control buttons. These can be used to operate the instrument cluster and the multimedia system even more intuitively by means of horizontal and vertical swiping movements of the finger.

Doors.

The door panelling of the frameless doors is of very high quality and features a modern design. Depending on appointments, the door trim varies, with materials ranging from fabric to ARTICO man-made leather with topstitching in outstanding handmade quality.

Centre console.

The centre console of the C-Class is not only stylish, but also assists the driver with user-friendly controls while minimising distraction from the traffic situation. It also serves as a useful stowage facility and greatly contributes to the desired interior ambience with various surface options.

Control and display concept.

Whether using the touchpad with Controller, Touch Control buttons on the steering wheel or voice entry: the operating system is just as versatile as it is flexible. All of the options are aimed at enabling the control tasks to be executed as conveniently, quickly and appropriately to the situation as possible. As such, the control and display concept also contributes to road safety, as the driver can select the variant which for them is the least distracting.

Interior lighting.

For functional and pleasant interior lighting, partial LED technology is already used as standard. The optional Interior Light Package and Ambience lighting extend the lighting functions and the use of LED technology, and considerably upgrade the already extensive standard equipment.

Back seats of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

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Technology.

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Suspension of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

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Rear view of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205) in mojave silver

Body.

The bodyshell of the C-Class is predominantly of aluminium and steel. It combines maximum strength with exemplary lightweight design. Small gap dimensions make the high level of quality immediately obvious. Specifically located deformation zones and the crash-resistant passenger cell give occupants the best possible protection in an accident. The framework construction of the bonnet optimises pedestrian protection. On every journey, customers perceive the quality in the form of serene driving characteristics, light handling and a high level of noise comfort.

Suspension.

All C-Class models have a suspension system with the selective damping system as standard. This combines well-balanced ride comfort with excellent driving stability: the driving characteristics, damping and stabilisation are automatically and continuously adapted to the current road surface. A sport suspension is also optionally available. Together with lowering by 15 millimetres, the tauter setup of the springs and dampers and the sports Direct-Steer system ensure more direct handling and a more dynamic appearance.

Environment.

Pioneering drive concepts, lightweight construction, improved aerodynamics, energy-efficient components – in the C-Class a wide variety of measures helps to ensure that fuel consumption and emissions are effectively reduced. With the facelift, we are introducing further improvements and making the C-Class even more attractive.

Aerodynamics.

The C-Class Cabriolet is efficient and aerodynamic in the wind. Because aerodynamic drag exceeds all the other resistances put together at speeds over around 70 km/h, reducing it directly leads to fuel savings. Other development work in the wind tunnel included the systematic minimisation of wind noise and reduced soiling of the windows and exterior mirrors in rain and snow.

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Safety.

Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive combines safety and convenience innovations. With these intelligent systems, Mercedes-Benz is not only setting standards in automotive engineering, but is also taking another important step forward on the road to accident-free and autonomous driving.

MULTIBEAM LED headlamps of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Example image for the Lane Tracking package of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

Example image for the Active Braking Assist of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

The Mercedes-Benz emergency call system in the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (A 205)

MULTIBEAM LED headlamps.

For your perfect vision: the adaptive MULTIBEAM LED headlamps with individually controllable LEDs react to the traffic situation. Partial main beam omits other road users without dazzling them. ULTRA RANGE Highbeam increases the range to the permitted maximum. The cornering light and active light functions also illuminate the field of vision to optimum effect.

Lane Tracking package.

The Lane Tracking package protects you against the consequences of unintentionally leaving your lane. The combination of Active Lane Keeping Assist and Blind Spot Assist with exit warning function detects potential risks at an early stage, provides a visual and audible warning and can also assist you with returning into your original lane through one-sided brake actuation.

Active Brake Assist.

The new C-Class comes with extended Active Brake Assist as standard. Depending on the situation, this can help to mitigate the consequences of rear-end collisions with slow-moving, stopping or stationary vehicles ahead, and even with crossing pedestrians and cyclists, or prevent them altogether.

Mercedes‑Benz emergency call system.

The Mercedes-Benz emergency call system can be deployed automatically or manually. Automatic activation takes place the instant at least one of the airbags or seat belt tensioners in the vehicle is deployed. The service centre then contacted by the vehicle establishes voice contact with the vehicle. If nobody responds, it alerts the nearest rescue service immediately.