What are the exterior differences between the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and C-Class?

[AlinaMarie]

Here are the exterior differences between the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and C-Class: 1. Body size difference: In terms of body dimensions, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class is slightly shorter than the E-Class, with the E-Class having a more spacious overall design. The C-Class measures 4704mm × 1510mm × 1454mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2840mm, while the E-Class measures 5065mm × 1860mm × 1484mm, with a wheelbase of 3079mm. Both models are long-wheelbase versions. 2. Front grille difference: The C-Class features a new star-pattern grille design, replacing the previous horizontal slats, giving it a sportier feel. The E-Class retains the three horizontal slats, creating a more exaggerated front fascia. In terms of the emblem, the C-Class uses a large emblem design, while the E-Class features a standing emblem, which adds a more business-oriented touch to the exterior. 3. Headlight difference: Both the C-Class and E-Class are equipped with LED headlights. The C-Class has a single-row LED arrangement, with higher trims featuring the Mercedes-Benz Multibeam LED headlights with 84 independently controlled LED bulbs. The E-Class comes standard with Multibeam LED headlights, also with 84 independently controlled LED bulbs. The daytime running lights also differ, with the C-Class having a single strip and the E-Class featuring two strips.