Summary
- Mercedes-Benz reveals first electric CLA Shooting Brake with up to 470-mile range
- Features illuminated panoramic roof, an AI-powered MBUX system and up to 1,800 kg towing
- Launching March 2026 in Europe, with hybrid models to follow
Mercedes-Benz has revealed the all-new CLA Shooting Brake, the first estate model in the brand’s lineup to feature a fully electric powertrain. Launching in Europe in March 2026, the CLA Shooting Brake blends performance, practicality and advanced EQ technology with an extended WLTP-estimated range of up to 470 miles. With up to 192 miles of range gained in just 10 minutes of charging, the car promises everyday usability with high-speed efficiency.
Sporting a sleek, star-lit panoramic roof and an illuminated front panel adorned with 142 LED stars, the CLA Shooting Brake debuts with a refined, futuristic design. The 85 kWh battery powers a new two-speed gearbox and an electric drivetrain offering up to 260 kW. Rear-wheel and all-wheel-drive versions deliver acceleration as quick as 0–62 mph in 6.8 seconds. The interior brings cutting-edge luxury with a floating MBUX Superscreen powered by the Unity Game Engine and ChatGPT-enhanced voice assistant.
Beyond its style and digital depth, the Shooting Brake is built for daily life, offering 455–1,290 liters of cargo space, a 101-liter frunk, roof rails and nearly 4,000 lbs of towing capacity. Hybrid variants with 48-volt systems and multiple trim options are expected to join the range early next year.
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