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How long is the Mercedes-Benz A200L body?

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HadleyRose

07/28/25 10:18pm

The dimensions of the Mercedes-Benz A200L are 4609mm in length, 1796mm in width, 1460mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2789mm. Vehicle Exterior: The Mercedes-Benz A200L sedan shares the same design as the hatchback version, featuring Mercedes' latest design style with a low-slung body, giving it a more aggressive overall appearance. Additionally, the wheelbase is 60mm longer than the hatchback, providing more spacious seating inside. Vehicle Interior: The interior instantly sets it apart from competitors. It's hard to imagine Mercedes offering such an interior in this segment. The signature steering wheel is very high-end, and the large central display and instrument cluster share the same LCD screen, a clear advantage in its class. The air vents retain the circular design from the C-Class, stylish and refined.

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VanMalia

08/12/25 2:50am

The Mercedes-Benz A200L has a body length of 4622 millimeters, approximately 4.62 meters long. I've driven this car several times, and this length proves quite practical for daily city commuting. It usually fits into parking spaces without the constant worry of scratches that comes with larger vehicles. The trunk space is also sufficiently large, easily accommodating two large suitcases plus some miscellaneous items, making it ideal for weekend family trips or shopping. The advantage of the longer body is that rear passengers enjoy more legroom, providing greater comfort when traveling with elderly or children, and the handling feels quite agile when turning. The only thing to note is to drive carefully in narrow alleys. Its length sits just between compact and midsize, striking a balance between comfort and convenience. Mercedes' design truly takes real-life needs into consideration.

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