What are the differences in the facelifted Mercedes-Benz C260L?
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In addition to the routine modifications to the exterior and interior, the most significant changes come from the powertrain. Below are the details about the Mercedes-Benz C260L: 1. Powertrain: The C260L is not equipped with a 2.0T engine but instead features a new 1.5T inline-four engine paired with a 48V electrical system. The 48V system in the C260L provides an electric motor output of 10kW and a maximum torque of 160Nm. The characteristic of the electric motor is that it delivers peak torque immediately without delay, enhancing power during acceleration. 2. Slow Throttle Response: While the 48V system is indeed advanced, its complexity may be the reason for the slight delay in sudden acceleration. As a result, the throttle response of the C260L is slower than before, making daily driving feel slightly underpowered. However, in Sport mode, the C260L still delivers ample power. Additionally, data shows that the previous C200L with a 2.0T engine achieved a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 8.1 seconds, while the new C260L takes 8.3 seconds.