What are the differences between the Mercedes-Benz Vito and V-Class?
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The main differences between the Mercedes-Benz Vito and V-Class are as follows: 1. Exterior design. The V-Class features a dynamic front fascia design, striking LED headlights, and a chrome grille embedded with the Mercedes-Benz star emblem. The cylindrical chrome bar-decorated grille is quite refined, with premium paint quality, rich front fascia lines, and distinct edges. In contrast, the Vito's matte hollow grille appears as if the V-Class has shed its luxurious coat, presenting a more modest look. Its headlights lack the premium feel of the V-Class, and the front fascia is simpler, using halogen headlights. 2. Side profile and dimensions. The Mercedes V-Class comes with roof rails, abundant side character lines for a more three-dimensional effect, and dual-tone multi-spoke alloy wheels that enhance its premium appearance. Its dimensions are 5140*1928*1880mm with a 3200mm wheelbase. The Vito has smoother side character lines and robust five-spoke alloy wheels with strong tension. Its dimensions are 5370*1928*1880mm with a 3430mm wheelbase. 3. Space configuration. The V-Class offers flexible layout options: standard 7-seat (2+2+3) or optional 6-seat (2+2+2) arrangements. The Vito provides superior interior space performance with versatile seat configurations that can be adjusted for various business needs, helping to seize commercial opportunities. 4. Powertrain. The V-Class is equipped with a 2.0T engine delivering max power of 155.0kW (211PS), max torque of 350.0N·m, paired with a 7-speed automatic transmission, front-engine rear-wheel-drive layout, MacPherson front suspension, and semi-trailing arm rear suspension. The Vito also has a 2.0T engine with identical power outputs (155.0kW/211PS, 350.0N·m) and transmission, but features MacPherson front suspension and a trailing arm non-independent rear suspension.