These cookies don’t collect any information that could identify you - all the information collected is anonymous.
MERCEDES CROSSOVER UPDATE
They also allow us to update our website to improve performance and tailor it to your preferences. which pages you visit most often, and if you experience any error messages. Performance cookies collect information about how you use our website e.g. These cookies allow our website to provide services at your request. Strictly Necessary cookies are essential to let you move around the website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas, shopping baskets and online billing.
You can, of course, contact us anytime you wish by completing our online contact form, to which we will respond swiftly. If you have any questions about the technology, please don’t hesitate to contact your nearest Mercedes-Benz Retail Group showroom, each of which is open daily. If you encounter tricky driving situations on a regular basis, 4Matic is certainly worth considering. It’s also a positive boon during and after snowfall, and even provides an advantage over two-wheel-drive cars in wet conditions, by keeping skidding to an absolute minimum. In many cases, this bespoke four-wheel drive system is offered as an option, or comes as standard with top-of-the-line variants – the A 250 AMG, for instance.Ĭars fitted with 4Matic are ideal for motorists who live in rural conditions, or who often stray off-road. This means that more Mercedes-Benz models than ever benefit from 4Matic, including SUVs such as the GLA, GLC, GLE and GLS. The technology was first introduced in 1987, since then it has been continuously refined, to the point that it is now available with compact crossovers, not just full-size SUVs.
Regardless of the type of surface you’re driving on, 4Matic will automatically adjust so that you don’t have to. Rather than the engine sending power to either the front or rear wheels, 4Matic delivers to all four, resulting in enhanced grip and greater traction.
0 kommentar(er)
