
Lifecycle Analysis - Mercedes-Benz E 350e PHEV
According to the results of TÜV's Life Cycle Assessment of the Mercedes-Benz E 350 e, the plug-in hybrid version has significantly reduced the carbon footprint over conventional powertrain.
In NEDC terms (Euro standards), the E 350 e needs only 2.1 l/100 km of gasoline, and 11.5 kWh for every 100 km driven on electricity.
Compared to the previous generation E 350 CGI (also measured in NEDC) the new E 350 e will provide the following changes during its life cycle (measured as material manufacture, production, driving for 250,000 kilometres calculated with certified consumption figures and recycling):
- around 44% lower CO2 emissions (charged externally with the European energy mix)
- around 63% lower CO2 emissions (renewable energy for external charging)
- The E 350 e consumes from 31 to 48 percent less primary energy over all its life cycle phases

Mercedes-Benz E 350 e spec
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