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Plug-in hybrids (PHEV): Models & Technology.

Discover a versatile range that brings together electric driving, long-range confidence, driving pleasure, safety, and performance.

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Benefits of driving a PHEV.

Mercedes-Benz plug-in hybrids combine electric driving for everyday journeys with the reassurance of a combustion engine for longer distances. Advanced plug-in hybrid technology, intelligent energy management and convenient charging solutions help you enjoy flexible mobility wherever the road takes you.

Plug-in hybrid – is it the right choice for you?

If you're considering a plug-in hybrid, our calculators can help you understand how it could fit into your everyday life. Explore estimated charging times, charging costs, electric driving potential and other practical considerations to help you find the right Mercedes-Benz plug-in hybrid for your needs.

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Frequently asked questions.

Whether you're considering your first Mercedes-Benz plug-in hybrid or looking to upgrade your current vehicle, we've answered some of the most common questions to help you better understand the technology and find the right model for your lifestyle.
A plug-in hybrid (PHEV) combines an electric motor and a high-voltage battery with a combustion engine, giving you the flexibility to drive using electric power or petrol, or a combination of both. Unlike a conventional hybrid, a plug-in hybrid can be charged externally at home, at work or at public charging stations. This allows many everyday journeys to be completed in electric mode while providing the reassurance of a combustion engine for longer trips.
The main difference lies in the battery size and charging method. A conventional Hybrid charges its smaller battery through regenerative braking and the combustion engine, enabling only limited electric driving. A plug-in hybrid features a larger battery that can be charged externally, making it possible to cover significantly longer distances using electric power before the combustion engine is needed.
Modern plug-in hybrid batteries are built with robust protection systems. Intelligent thermal management and battery protection systems help maintain performance by avoiding excessive charging and discharging. Mercedes-Benz also provides a battery warranty for additional peace of mind, with coverage depending on the market and model.
Charging frequency depends on your driving habits. Regular charging allows you to maximise electric driving and zero-emission journeys. However, even if the battery is depleted, the combustion engine seamlessly takes over, allowing you to continue your journey without interruption.
Because the high-voltage battery is integrated into the vehicle architecture, boot capacity may vary compared with a conventional combustion-engine model. Mercedes-Benz designs its plug-in hybrid to maintain practical everyday usability, with spacious luggage compartments and versatile loading solutions across the model range.