Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its first electric estate car – the CLA Shooting Brake.
Following on from the previously revealed saloon version, the Shooting Brake offers 455 litres of boot space, or 1,290 with rear seats folded, as well as a 101-litre ‘frunk’.
Two powertrain options have been announced, with 272hp or 353hp, while an 85kWh battery equals provisional WLTP ranges of 473 miles and 454 miles respectively.
DC charging is possible at up to 320kW, allowing 193 miles of range to be added in 10 minutes.
As well as the full EV versions, a 48V hybrid is also set to join the range next year.
Interior technology includes an illuminated panoramic roof, while the Mercedes Superscreen set-up – which combines a 10.25in driver display, 14in central screen, and 14in front passenger screen – will be available as an option.
Mercedes says the European market launch of the CLA Shooting Brake will begin in March 2026. UK specs and prices are yet to be announced.
