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German luxury auto major Mercedes-Benz expanded its product range in the domestic market on Wednesday with the launch of its new BSVI-compliant G-class sports utility vehicle (SUV), G350d. The G-Class ...

As the first diesel variant of the new Mercedes G-Class reaches European dealerships, word has it that there’s another, more powerful diesel engine in the pipeline. With 286 PS (282 hp) and 600 Nm ...

This week on the Car and Bike show, we go all the way to Stuttgart to soak in all the cars that the Mercedes-Benz Museum has on display. There's anything and everything one could imagine from the ...

The G-Class off-roader from Mercedes-Benz is set to rediscover its roots, as the German carmaker unveils the new G 350 d Professional variant. Described as a “highly purist” model, the G 350 d ...

Mercedes-Benz has had always launched the G-Class in India in its hallowed AMG line. However, this time around, the brand is going to introduce a diesel-powered version. This model will be for those ...

Now that order books are open, potential buyers for the new Mercedes-Benz G350d will need to spend upwards of £94,000 ($119,700) in the UK in order to purchase their diesel-powered German luxury SUV.

It will be the first non-AMG G-class in India. To feature a less sporty exterior than the AMG G63. The G350d will come with the S350d’s 3.0-litre diesel unit (290PS/600Nm). Expect it to be more ...

We are no strangers to the Mercedes-Benz G-Class in India. It has been around for ages and even gets a bonkers AMG version. However, this time it isn’t about the G63 AMG. It is more about the ...

The Mercedes-Benz G 350d is the first-ever diesel variant of the mighty G-Class to be offered in India. As part of the 40th birthday celebrations, the brand in celebrating with a more fuel-efficient ...

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