Mercedes-Benz X FAQs

• Is the Mercedes X Class being discontinued?

  From the end of May, 2020, Mercedes-Benz ceased production of the Mercedes-Benz X dual-cab ute, which had only been in production for as little as three years across the globe. The company cited the fact that the X-Class was a niche product in its global product portfolio, and that the X ute only had a prominent role in a limited range of markets, including Australia and South Africa, making it largely uneconomical for the brand.

• How much is the Mercedes Benz X class?

  Production of X-Class vehicles ceased in 2020, and since then, all remaining stock has been sold. As such, there is no new vehicle stock remaining in Australia. Prices in the second-hand market will vary depending on age, condition and mileage, so make sure you do your homework first and decide if the cost-benefit analysis stacks up. The good news is that service and warranty coverage for existing owners of the Mercedes-Benz X will continue.

• Is the Mercedes X Class good?

  While no longer in production, the Mercedes-Benz X-Class will still go down as an exemplary choice for the tradie who wants to get the job done in a bit of comfort and style. The X-Class uses the same chassis and various other aspects of the Nissan Navara, while Mercedes-Benz also introduces its own engineering expertise through its brawny engines, and its tech know-how though some of its highly-acclaimed cabin technology. With ample towing power and load capacity, this is a premium ute that feels exactly like it has been marketed.