Mercedes X-Class Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2017–2020) — First Generation
The first-generation Mercedes X-Class combines a double-cab passenger compartment with a separate load bed. Your choice of drivetrain and equipment matters when balancing everyday road use with carrying bulky loads or travelling over loose surfaces.
Mercedes X-Class engine options include the diesel 2.3 AT with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, plus the diesel 3.0 AT with all-wheel drive. These examples use automatic transmissions, easing the workload in traffic. Rear-wheel drive suits routine road use, while all-wheel drive helps you find traction on loose or slippery ground.
Pickup double-cab — Mercedes X-Class Engines and Transmissions
Pickup double-cab Mercedes X-Class Engines and Transmissions
Equipment configurations for the all-wheel-drive 2.3 AT include 250d 4Matic Special Edition Offroad and 350d 4Matic Progressive. When comparing Mercedes X-Class trim levels, check each vehicle’s actual equipment: seating, parking assistance and load-bed accessories can affect everyday convenience. A trim name alone does not establish which features are fitted.