German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the details on the specifications for its new X-Class pick-up.
Coming exclusively in a double-cab layout, the X-Class is available in three trim levels – Pure, Progressive and Power – that come with many safety systems and an infotainment system as standard.
It also comes with two power options from the 2.3-litre, four-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine – 160bhp and 187bhp – which is paired to either a six-speed manual or seven-speed automatic transmission.
In Pure spec, the X-Class is at its most basic. With halogen lights, a matt black front grille, fabric upholstery, semi-automatic air conditioning, 17-inch alloy wheels and multiple storage options, the Pure trim offers a more durable experience. The base 160bhp diesel is the only engine option.
With Progressive, Mercedes offers both engine units and a more premium finish, such as aluminium kick plates, chrome door handles and a matt silver front grille. You also get load-securing rails, heated exterior mirrors, 17-inch silver alloys and black fabric trim.
The top-end Power edition offers the best finish as it comes with LED headlights, folding wing mirrors, electrically-adjustable seats, leather and microfibre upholstery, leather dashboard, keyless go and chrome detailing. You also get 18-inch alloys and the top-end diesel unit with four-wheel drive.
Optional extras include 19-inch alloys, the Parking Package – which adds parking sensors and cameras – and a differential lock for taking the X-Class off-road.
Prices for the pick-up start from £27,310 exclsuing VAT for the Pure model, while the top-end Power edition starts from £34,100. X-Class models are available to order now, with deliveries commencing in January 2018.
