Author : Jagdev Kalsi
Published : 11 November 2026
Mercedes-Benz V-Class petrol mileage, real-world fuel efficiency, comfort, space and overall luxury MPV experience tested in city and highway driving conditions. In this video, V3Cars reviews the Mercedes-Benz V 300 and tests its 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine using the tank-to-tank method.
The Mercedes-Benz V 300 is powered by a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine that produces 231PS of maximum power and 370Nm of peak torque. Despite the V-Class being over 5.3 metres long and weighing close to 2.5 tonnes, the engine offers satisfactory performance and enough grunt for both city and highway driving.
In this video, we also review the V-Class from both the driver and rear-seat passenger perspectives. We discuss its driving position, engine refinement, transmission behaviour, highway stability, ride comfort, braking, visibility, rear-seat flexibility, lounge seats, seat ventilation, heating, massage function, Burmester audio system and overall cabin experience.
One of the biggest strengths of the V-Class is its rear-cabin flexibility. The seats can slide on floor-mounted rails, different seating layouts can be created and individual seats can even be removed. Combined with the extra-long wheelbase version sold in India, this gives the V-Class an enormous amount of usable rear space.

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