Mercedes VLE 300 2026: AMG Line price, specs, and seating options

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Mercedes-Benz has opened orders in Germany for the VLE 300 electric in AMG Line and AMG Line Plus trims. The AMG Line package costs €2,656, while AMG Line Plus is priced at €6,093. Neither package adds power or turns the electric van into a Mercedes-AMG model: buyers get a different look for the body and cabin, nothing more.

AMG Line brings redesigned bumpers and grille, aluminum-look exterior trim, and 20-inch wheels. The Plus version adds 21-inch wheels, dark chrome accents, black trim elements, red seatbelts and contrast stitching, plus matte-look carbon inserts. Both lines can be paired with the optional Night Package.

Mercedes rates the VLE 300 at 203 kW, or 276 hp. The electric motor drives the front wheels, usable battery capacity is 115 kWh, and WLTP-rated range tops 700 km. A suitable DC charger can add up to 355 km of range in 15 minutes.

A more powerful VLE 400 4MATIC with two motors and 310 kW, or 421 hp, is due later. So the AMG Line's visual package shouldn't be confused with the all-wheel-drive variant — they're separate configurator entries.

Mercedes has also widened cabin options. The VLE can now be ordered with five, six, seven, or eight seats. Heated, electrically adjustable rear seats with armrests are available, and the Premium Plus package adds a head-up display and the MBUX Superscreen dashboard. The Sky View panoramic roof is now a standalone option too.

The base VLE 300 starts at €77,895.97 in Germany. It's already been discounted once — a version with the AMG Line Plus package, before any other options, runs about €83,989.

The final price climbs noticeably once premium seats, screens, and other packages are added.

New packages widen the European configurator, though technically the VLE 300 remains a front-wheel-drive electric van with 276 hp.