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Mercedes-Benz, X-Class Little Known Facts

Brand: Mercedes-Benz Model: X-Class
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  1. The X-Class was originally designed to be produced by Renault, but due to issues with their production capabilities, Mercedes-Benz took over production in 2018.
  2. The X-Class has a maximum towing capacity of up to 3,500 kg (7,716 lbs) depending on the engine and configuration.
  3. It features a range of engines including a 2.0L turbocharged diesel unit producing 187 HP.
  4. The X-Class was initially intended for production in Argentina but due to labor issues, it shifted to Spain's Navarra plant.
  5. A total of 10 different trims were available when the X-Class first launched, catering to various markets and preferences.
  6. The truck has a maximum payload capacity of up to 1,050 kg (2,315 lbs).
  7. Mercedes-Benz partnered with Magna Steyr to assist in designing and engineering the X-Class's body and interior components.
  8. The X-Class is based on the same platform as the Nissan Navara but has distinct styling cues from Mercedes-Benz.
  9. It features a range of advanced safety features including adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking as part of its 'Drive Pilot' suite.
  10. The truck was initially sold with a 5-year, unlimited-mileage warranty in some markets, providing owners added peace of mind.
  11. Mercedes-Benz produced around 20,000 units of the X-Class per month at its peak production period.
  12. A range of accessories and customization options were made available for the X-Class to enhance its styling and off-road capabilities.
  13. The truck was initially offered in various colors including Denim Blue Metallic and Sunset Yellow Metallic.
  14. Mercedes-Benz sold around 100,000 units of the X-Class worldwide during its lifespan.
  15. In some markets, the X-Class was positioned as a lifestyle vehicle, appealing to customers looking for a stylish pickup truck rather than a traditional work vehicle.
  16. The X-Class had an optional 'X-Wide' package that added extra features and storage space.
  17. Mercedes-Benz produced a special edition of the X-Class called the 'X-Class Night Edition' with unique styling elements.
  18. It has a 30L fuel tank capacity depending on the market and trim level.
  19. The truck's interior is designed to provide ample legroom for passengers, making it suitable for families or those who frequently transport large groups.
  20. Mercedes-Benz offered a range of connectivity options including Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth connectivity as part of its infotainment system.
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