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What are the differences between the Mercedes-Benz V250 and V260?

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LaLillian

07/29/25 10:22pm

The difference between the Mercedes-Benz V260 and V250 is that the Mercedes V250 is an imported American version, while the Mercedes V260 is produced in Fujian. Below is the relevant information: 1. Exterior: The Mercedes V250 and V260 look almost identical, continuing the design concept of the new V-Class. The dual horizontal front grille is paired with full LED headlights, giving the overall style a dignified and solemn feel. The rounded, tech-savvy automatic headlights and a thick chrome strip running through the center of the taillights, along with the parallel double waistlines extending to the slightly raised rear, give the car a youthful, sporty appeal without compromising its business-oriented stability. 2. Interior: In terms of the interior, the imported Mercedes V-Class maintains the family's quality genes, with more refined craftsmanship compared to the domestic V-Class. The imported Mercedes V-Class upgrades the interior by replacing the fabric roof with imported suede and adding a starlight roof inspired by Rolls-Royce. The seats are upgraded to luxurious aviation seats, elevating the overall luxury and business feel of the vehicle to a higher level.

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