All-season comfort

The CLE convertible is built to drive with the wind in your hair all year round. Equipped with the Aircap electric wind protection system and the Airscarf head heating system, this model guarantees pleasant driving even in cool weather. Available in black, red or gray, the soft top adds to the vehicle’s versatility, providing optimal insulation and reducing wind noise. The electric roof opens and closes in 20 seconds at speeds of up to 60 km/h.
Inside, the CLE Cabriolet is luxurious with a 12.3-inch all-digital instrument cluster and an 11.9-inch driver-oriented center screen in portrait format. Available diffused lighting, leather seats, black synthetic nappa leather upholstery and chrome trim create high class atmosphere. Apps like TikTok, Zoom and Audials add an extra dimension to driving.

Between luxury and sport

At the technical level, the CLE cabriolet makes no compromises. All engines are electrified (mild hybrid), equipped with an integrated starter-generator and on-board electrical network of 48 volts. The engine line-up offers a choice between four-cylinder units and a powerful 3.0-litre straight-six petrol engine with just under 400bhp for dynamic driving. Later, the German manufacturer is expected to release the 53 AMG and 63 AMG versions, which will of course be positioned at the top of the model range.
According to the manufacturer, the chassis of the new CLE Cabriolet combines driving pleasure on winding roads with comfort during long journeys. Comfortable suspension, lowered by 15 millimeters offers a comfortable ride combined with sporty handling as standard equipment. The sports suspension and DYNAMIC BODY CONTROL suspension options provide a highly adjustable driving experience according to the driver’s individual preferences.

At what price?

The new Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet is now available for order in Germany prices from 66,402 euros. Entry to the European market is planned for the end of April 2024, and then to other markets.

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