The 2024 Mercedes-Benz lineup brings a host of updates and changes across various models, showcasing the brand’s commitment to diversity and innovation. From the affordable CLA-Class to the luxurious S-Class, here’s a summary of the key highlights:

1. 1. CLA-Class Update:
      • Significant midcycle update for the entry-level CLA-Class.
      • Mild hybrid integration for improved efficiency.
      • Front- and rear-end design tweaks, new wheel options, and enhanced upholstery choices.
      • Tech upgrades, including dual 10.3-inch displays for the instrument cluster and infotainment.
   2. C-Class Enhancements:
      • Introduction of the powerful AMG C63 S E Performance with 670 hp and over 750 lb-ft of torque.
      • Standard features for the standard C-Class include parking sensors with park assist, wireless charging pad, and SiriusXM radio.
      • Three new paint options available for both luxury sedan and performance-oriented versions.
   3. Introduction of CLE-Class:
      • Two-door versions of the C- and E-Class discontinued.
      • New CLE-Class coupe launched, with a convertible version to follow.
      • Positioned between the C- and E-Class coupes, featuring the latest styling and technology.
   4. Next-gen E-Class Redesign:
      • Full redesign for the 2024 E-Class with all-new exterior design.
      • Mild hybrid assistance added to four- and six-cylinder powertrains.
      • Rear-wheel steering for improved maneuverability at low speeds.
      • Innovative Superscreen layout with three digital displays across the dash.
   5. 2024 EQE-Class Changes:
      • Significant updates for the EQE-Class, including improvements to the braking system and real-world range.
      • 5G service module, standard Hyperscreen on EQE500 and EQE53.
      • Added tech upgrades and customization options for upholstery, trim, and paint.
   6. CLS-Class Discontinued:
      • The CLS-Class, known for starting the four-door coupe trend, has been discontinued.
      • Production halted in August 2023 due to challenges justifying its place in the lineup.
   7. AMG GT 4-Door Updates:
      • Tweaked front fascia for the GT 4-Door, aligning with the styling of the second-generation coupe.
      • Introduction of the GT63 S E Performance, a plug-in hybrid with 831 hp and 1,033 lb-ft of torque.
   8. S-Class Improvements:
      • Slight power bump for the S500 variant.
      • All S-Class models benefit from a 5G service module.
      • New options for paint colors and interior emblems, along with a potential introduction of semi-autonomous driving.
   9. 2024 EQS-Class Enhancements:
      • Improvements for the EQS-Class include a heat pump, 4Matic disconnect, and power and range bumps.
      • Standardization of Mercedes’ triple-display Hyperscreen, power-adjustable heated rear seats, and 5G connectivity.
      • Increased customization options with new paints and upholstery combinations.
   10. Redesigned AMG GT:
       • Second-generation AMG GT with notable changes, including increased size, weight, and available 2+2 seating.
       • Standard AWD and modern tech features, reflecting a grand touring focus.
   11. 2024 Mercedes-AMG SL-Class: What’s New
       • After a dynamic introduction in 2023, the 2024 Mercedes-AMG SL roadster returns with an impressive addition – the SL63 E Performance, a powerful plug-in hybrid variant.
       • Representing the most focused sports car in the lineup to receive AMG’s combination of a twin-turbo V-8 engine and a plug-in hybrid system, this performance-oriented powertrain is expected to deliver an exhilarating driving experience, especially with the top down.
       • In addition to the new performance pinnacle, the SL-Class now offers customization options through MB’s Manufaktur department.
       • The SL 63 Big Sur Edition stands out as a special modification. For enthusiasts who missed the limited production run, new color options such as Night Black Magno, Cirrus Silver Magno, and Rubellite Red Metallic have been introduced, expanding the already extensive color palette.
       • Interior choices now include Savanna Beige/Black and Rosé Grey/Black.

2024 Mercedes Cars Lineup Summary:

1. 1. CLA-Class: Significant update
   2. C-Class: Significant update
   3. CLE-Class: All-new model
   4. E-Class: Redesign
   5. EQE-Class: Minor update
   6. CLS-Class: Discontinued
   7. AMG GT 4-Door: Significant update
   8. S-Class: Minor update
   9. EQS-Class: Significant update
   10. AMG GT: Redesign
   11. AMG SL-Class: Minor update

This comprehensive lineup for 2024 showcases Mercedes-Benz’s commitment to offering a diverse range of vehicles with significant updates, redesigns, and new models across various segments.

Mercedes-Benz USA again reported a record month for sales in October with a total of 23,978 for its Mercedes-Benz models, up 5.9%, delivering a record year-to-date total of 215,596 new vehicles to customers, up 11.9%. Despite the good news for Mercedes-Benz USA, main competitor, BMW, saw sales last month of 26,451 units, representing a 21 percent increase leaving them behind Merceces-Benz by only 2,748 units for the year.

Combined sales of Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicles, smart and Sprinter for the month totaled a record for MBUSA overall with sales of 26,642, up 9.0%, bringing the year-to-date total to 240,973 up 15.8%.

“Despite the challenges of a storm of this magnitude and the incredible hardship in the Northeast, our strongest market, we managed to achieve another record month,” said Steve Cannon, president and CEO, MBUSA. “We’re still optimistic about ending this year with the highest sales in our history.”

Mercedes-Benz sales for the month of October were led by the C-, E- and GLK-Class model lines. The sporty C-Class – the gateway to the Mercedes-Benz brand on the car side for younger and first-time Mercedes-Benz buyers – took the lead with sales of 7,636, up 7.8%. The 9th generation E-Class followed with sales of 5,265 and MBUSA’s restyled compact SUV, the GLK-Class, rounded out the top three with sales of 2,943 up 18.0%. Additionally, the sporty SLK roadster sold 435 vehicles for the month, up 105.2%.

At the high end, the all-new iconic sixth generation 2013 SL roadster – which debuted in showrooms this past spring — posted sales of 574 yielding an increase of 567.4% and the 28 SLS AMG supercars sold this month made for a 115.4% increase over the same period last year.

On a year-to-date basis, top performers were the C-Class with 65,376, the E-Class with 50,061 and the M-Class with 29,966.

Sales of the high-performance AMG models were up 35.5% for the year at 5,512 compared to the 4,069 vehicles sold over the same time last year.

Sales of the company’s BlueTEC diesel models were up 14.2% for the year at 12,142 compared to the 10,630 diesels sold over the same period last year.

The company’s smart brand continued twelve consecutive months of sales increases. October sales of 998, were a 205.2% increase over October 2011 (327), bringing the year-to-date volume to 8,309, up 443.8% when compared to the 1,528 vehicles sold by MBUSA last year. When compared to the combined Penske and MBUSA sales year-to-date last year (4,084), sales are up 103.5%.

On the van side, Sprinter had a strong month with 1,666 vehicles sold in October, up 12.2% over last year and up 22.5% on a year-to-date basis.

Separately, through the Mercedes-Benz Certified Pre-Owned (MBCPO) program, MBUSA sold 6,732 vehicles in October; an increase of 20.8% when compared to October 2011 (sales of 5,571 vehicles). On a year-to-date basis, MBCPO sold 66,318 vehicles, an increase of 5.4% over the comparable period (with sales of 62,929 vehicles).

October 2012 Sales Chart