New Mercedes-Benz A-Class Hatchback Info

Built in

Germany (launched 2018)

Vehicle Type

Hatchback

Predecessor

Mercedes-Benz A-Class (2013-2019)

Rating

(7)

Submodel

A180 SE(A)

$199,800

22.6km/L • 134bhp • 7G-DCT (A)

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Engine & Transmission

Engine Capacity

1,332 cc

Engine Type

4-cylinder in-line 16-valve Turbocharged

Fuel Type

Petrol

Drive Type

Front-wheel drive

Transmission

7G-DCT (A)

Performance

Power

100 kW (134 bhp)

Torque

200 Nm

Acceleration

8.8 s (0-100 km/h)

Top Speed

215 km/h

Fuel Consumption

22.6km/L

CO2 Emission

122 g/km (Manufacturer specs)

Measurement

Vehicle Type

Hatchback

Seating Capacity

5

Dimensions (L x W x H)

4419 x 1796 x 1440 mm

Wheelbase

2,729 mm

Min Turning Radius

5,500 mm

Kerb Weight

1,365 kg

Fuel Tank Capacity

43 L

Boot/Cargo Capacity

370 L

Suspension, Brakes & Wheels

Suspension (Front)

McPherson suspension with spring strut and wishbone, coil springs, gas-pressure shock absorbers, stabiliser

Suspension (Rear)

Torsion-beam axle, coil springs, gas-pressured shock absorbers, stabiliser bar

Brakes (Front)

Ventilated disc

Brakes (Rear)

Disc

Rim Size

16 "

Consumer Reviews

4.0

Good | 7 User Reviews

I love the logo the most

Nice car, and pretty. Reliable brand... Read More

Are you sure the engine is only 1.33litre?

Been driving the A200 Progressive line for half a year. Absolutely loved it. When you first step into the car, the interior just blows you away. (I bought the car for MBUX). The MBUX ultra wide screen with 2x 10.25 inch infotainment and dashboard just makes the car look very premium. I have been looking around at other new make and model but I have yet to find anything close to the MBUX. Anybody who sat in my car, are wow-ed by the MBUX. And don't get me started on the 1.33litre turbocharged engine. It produces 163bhp and 250Nm at stock. Overtaking on the highway or minor roads is easy because the torque comes in very early in the RPM range. Given that it is only 1.33litre, fuel consumption is good. I am averaging 13 to 14km/litre and this is with heavy footed driving, without auto start-stop and in comfort mode. I managed to clock 20km/litre before in Singapore just by being easy on the throttle. I even took a photo of it to show my friends who didn't believe me. I doubt I will be changing car anytime soon unless there is another make and model which can surpass it and at the same price point.... Read More