CLS-class | Mercedes-Benz Pkw GALERIE

The 1st CLS-class

C219

C219 4-door coupe 10/2004 - 07/2010 Designer : Michael Fink , Peter Arcadipane The model that pioneered the "four-door coupé" segment, sending shockwaves through the automotive industry with its swooping roofline derived from the W211 E-Class platform. The pillarless side windows created an exceptionally open cabin environment. The CLS went on to inspire an entire category of successors, from the CLA to the AMG GT four-door.

Facelift

2008

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The 2nd CLS-class

C218 / X218

C218 4-door coupe 01/2011 - 2018 Designer : Hubert Lee , Robert Lešnik , Gorden Wagener Refined the revolutionary concept of its predecessor with a more polished design. The addition of a shooting brake variant (X218) extended the model's practicality. A new engine range spanning inline-six, V8 and V8 biturbo units was introduced. The AMG CLS 63 produced 557 ps from its V8 biturbo.

Facelift

09/2014 - 2018

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X218 Shooting Brake 10/2012 - 2018

Interior

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The 3rd CLS-class

C257

C257 4-door coupe 11/2017 - 08/2023 Designer : Rovert Resnick , Balázs Filczer , Laurent Olivier (Exterior) , Hartmut Sinkwitz (Interior) , Gorden Wagener The final generation, built on the MRA platform with wider, lower proportions for a more dynamic stance. A 48V mild-hybrid system was adopted across the range. The AMG CLS 53 produced 435 ps from its inline-six mild-hybrid powertrain. No successor was announced, bringing the CLS lineage to a close with this generation.

Facelift

04/2021

Dimensions

AMG CLS53 4MATIC

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