Good New! Mercedes-Benz A Class To Remain In Sell Till 2028, Here's Why
Despite having a few more years, the car still has a limited period in the Indian market. Soon, it will be replaced by the new generation CLA.
Ever since the Mercedes-Benz A-Class launched in the Indian market, the model has received an overwhelming response from customers. From styling to performance to road presence, the car somehow checked all the boxes. As every single carmaker is shifting towards EV, replacing their ICE models, the German carmaker plans to retain it and keep on selling till 2028.
The news has been confirmed by the head of production at Mercedes-Benz, Jorg Burzer. He said the model falls in the hot-selling category in the European market. The company had a plan to discontinue the vehicle in 2026. However, after seeing the response and sales figures, the company decided to push the dates and keep it in the fleet for a few more years.
Limited Life In India
Despite having a few more years, the car still has a limited period in the Indian market. Soon, it will be replaced by the new generation CLA. It is the same model that was showcased by the brand at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo. The new CLA will also compete with the newly launched BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe.
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A-Class Limousine has received a 5-star NCAP rating, which makes it super safe in the segment. It has been treated with 7 airbags and a long list of safety features. The list includes lane keep assist, parking sensor, 360 degree camera, speed alert, parking sensor and whatnot. It offers a decent mileage of 15 kmpl.
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