Mercedes-Benz just unveiled the revised B-Class, which features a new design and better technologies. The first change made by Mercedes-designers Benz's was to the B-front Class's fascia. The front bumper has been changed, the grille has been adjusted, and new LED headlights have been added. Additionally, four new wheel designs, including a set of 19-inch rims, have been created. A redesigned rear with new two-part LED taillights and modest spoilers fitted to either side of the rear window are additional highlights.
A 7.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a 10.25-inch infotainment screen are now standard in the cabin of the 2023 B-Class, however customers can choose a larger 10.25-inch digital cluster.
A new steering wheel with a flat bottom has been added, and the center console's rotary controller for the infotainment display has been eliminated. A fingerprint sensor, a more advanced Hey Mercedes voice assistant, and three newly designed display styles called Classic, Sport, and Discreet are all part of the revamped MBUX system.
All of the 2023 Mercedes-Benz B-petrol Class's engine options are electrified, and the majority of them make use of a mild-hybrid 48-volt system with a belt-driven starter-generator. The car will be available in B 250 e, B 180, B 200, B 220 4Matic, B 250 4Matic, B 180 d, B 200 d, and B 220 d variations depending on the market.
The updated high-voltage battery in plug-in hybrid variants of the B-Class may now be charged with alternating current at up to 11 kW, as opposed to 7.4 kW as in the previous, in addition to the 3.7 kW charging standard. The battery in these versions may be topped off from 10% to 80% capacity in 25 minutes thanks to a DC charger's maximum 22 kW charging power. An additional 5 kW of power has been added to the electric motor, bringing the total output to 80 kW.
An improved Driver Assistance Package that includes Active Steering Control, an optional Trailer Maneuvering Assist feature, and an improved Lane Keeping Assist system are among the safety-related changes.
there is no word of pricing yet but we expect a little raise as the car uses a better material inside the cabin alongside tech upgrade.