This guide sets out the Mercedes-Benz E-Class as numbers: power in bhp, engine, fuel, list price, road tax and insurance. These are the listed figures, not a road test. Nothing here says how any version drives.
List prices are as listed on 10 October 2026 and include COE as listed that day. They are not today's prices. Check a current price before you plan a budget.
The listed versions side by side
Seven versions are listed. All are petrol-electric. Five are mild hybrids and two are plug-in hybrids. Here they are in order of power.
- E200 Avantgarde saloon (mild hybrid): 201bhp, 1,999cc, S$368,888
- E200 Exclusive saloon (mild hybrid): 201bhp, 1,999cc, S$383,888
- E200 AMG Line Premium saloon (mild hybrid): 204bhp, 1,999cc, S$390,000
- E200 AMG Line saloon (mild hybrid): 201bhp, 1,999cc, S$410,888
- E300 AMG Line Night Edition Premium Plus coupe (mild hybrid): 268bhp, 1,991cc, S$354,900
- E300e Avantgarde saloon (plug-in hybrid): 308bhp, 1,999cc, S$428,888
- E53 AMG 4MATIC+ saloon (plug-in hybrid): 577bhp, 2,999cc, S$554,888
No fuel use, acceleration, top speed or torque figures are given, so this guide gives none.
Reading the list
The four E200 saloons sit between 201bhp and 204bhp. All four have a 1,999cc engine. Their list prices run from S$368,888 to S$410,888.
Power does not line up neatly with price in this list. The 201bhp E200 AMG Line is listed above the 204bhp E200 AMG Line Premium. The 268bhp coupe is listed below all four E200 saloons.
The list does not say why the prices differ. Body style and trim are different between rows, so compare like with like.
The E53 AMG 4MATIC+ has the most power, the largest engine and the highest list price of the seven. The E300e Avantgarde is next on power and price, among the saloons.
Road tax: what the engine size costs
LTA works out road tax from a formula. For a 1,991cc engine, the yearly figure is S$1,201.54, before any age surcharge. The E300 coupe above has a 1,991cc engine, so that is its line.
The four E200 saloons list 1,999cc and the E53 lists 2,999cc. This guide has no road tax figure for either size. Check both on LTA's OneMotoring site, or read the road tax guide.
The age surcharge applies to cars over 10 years old:
- Over 10 years: +10%
- Over 11 years: +20%
- Over 12 years: +30%
- Over 13 years: +40%
- Over 14 years: +50%
So for a 1,991cc car, the same base tax of S$1,201.54 grows with age. Power in bhp does not appear in these lines. The engine size does.
COE for the E-Class
The price page covers the Mercedes-Benz E 200 2.0 (1991 cc). It has a 1,991cc engine, above 1,600cc, and needs a Category B COE. That COE was S$132,334 in the November 2026, 1st round. Latest results are on the COE page.
The list prices above already include COE as listed on 10 October 2026. Do not add a COE premium on top of them.
Rivals on the price page
The price page sets six similar cars next to the E-Class. For these cars this guide has engine size and insurance price only. It has no bhp, fuel or list price for them, so it gives none.
The lowest price for each is for the same driver and car age as the E-Class example. Each is the version most insurers quote.
- Toyota Harrier: 1,986cc, S$763.00 (as at 31 Oct 2026), 16 insurers
- BMW 5 Series: 1,998cc, S$792.38 (as at 31 Oct 2026), 17 insurers
- Toyota Voxy: 1,797cc, S$741.11 (as at 21 Oct 2026), 14 insurers
- Lexus NX: 1,998cc, S$970.26 (as at 31 Oct 2026), 16 insurers
- Lexus RX: 1,998cc, S$921.75 (as at 31 Oct 2026), 16 insurers
- BMW 3 Series: 1,998cc, S$1,000.41 (as at 20 Oct 2026), 17 insurers
The E-Class example price is S$857.06 (as at 31 Oct 2026), from 15 insurers. The average lowest price of the six rivals is S$864.82. The E-Class is 1% below that average. Three of the six are lower than the E-Class: the Harrier, the 5 Series and the Voxy.
The E 200 example is a 1,991cc car. Two rivals are a little under that size and three are a little over. The Voxy is the smallest at 1,797cc.
What the insurance price does on the price page
The E-Class price page prices one version: the Mercedes-Benz E 200 2.0 (1991 cc). The example driver is 40, married, in an office job, with 10 years of driving and a 50% no-claim discount. The car is 3 years old and has no claims. Cover is comprehensive, with repairs at an authorised workshop.
On 12 November 2026, 15 insurers priced this online. Premiums ran from S$857.06 to S$2,526.25 a year, GST included. These are examples for that driver, not what you will pay.
The page does not price the higher-power versions in the list above. So it cannot show what extra bhp adds to a premium. The quote form lists over 30 versions of the E-Class by engine size, including a 1,991cc E 300 AMG Line and an E350e. Pick your version on the form and read the price for it.
What moves the example price
The price page shows the lowest price when one detail changes. Each figure is for the same E 200, with one change:
- Base example: S$857.06 (as at 31 Oct 2026)
- No NCD (0%): S$1,665.65 (as at 20 Oct 2026)
- 20% NCD: S$1,340.85 (as at 20 Oct 2026)
- Driver aged 27, 3 years of driving, 30% NCD: S$1,546.03 (as at 20 Oct 2026)
- Driver aged 65, 20 years of driving, 50% NCD: S$969.28 (as at 20 Oct 2026), from 13 insurers
- A new car, registered this year: S$866.45 (as at 20 Oct 2026), from 14 insurers
- A car 8 years old: S$808.08 (as at 31 Oct 2026), from 14 insurers
The largest jump is losing the NCD. In this example the lowest price rises to S$1,665.65 with no NCD, 94% above the base figure. Car age moves the price far less. Read how the no-claim discount works before you decide whether to claim.
The price page also shows an example with one claim in the last 3 years. For a 40-year-old with 20% NCD, the lowest price is S$1,310.35.
Cover choices inside the same range
The 15 plans on the page differ in excess as well as price. The excess ranges from S$0 to S$5,000. A low premium can come with a high excess. Compare both columns before you compare insurers.
Five insurers show no online price for this car. One of them shows a price for a single standard driver only, and not for the example here. Your own quote can differ from every figure above.
For more on the make, see car insurance for Mercedes-Benz.
Put the numbers together
For a version you are considering, collect these figures in one place:
- Engine size in cc, to look up road tax on OneMotoring
- Power in bhp and fuel type, from the listing
- List price and its date, as listed on that day
- The COE category and the COE premium, if the price page or LTA gives one
- The insurance price for your own details, with the excess beside it
The list on 10 October 2026 shows how wide the E-Class range is. The lowest listed power is 201bhp and the highest is 577bhp. The lowest listed engine is 1,991cc and the largest is 2,999cc. Road tax and insurance follow your version and your record, not just the badge.
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