Mercedes-Benz T-Class verdict
2022 onwards
(change model)
Should you buy one?
In one sense, the booming small van-based MPV sector has plenty to choose from, but in another the choices narrow themselves down. While many are sensible, practical family vehicles, plenty, such as the Citroen e-Berlingo, Peugeot e-Rifter and Vauxhall Combo-e Life, are electric only and don’t offer the same level of style and quality that the T-Class promises. Don’t expect this to be the cheapest choice, but we do think you’ll be getting something that feels worthy of the investment.
It isn’t as stylish as the myriad SUVs that buyers will otherwise be drawn towards, but its upright construction, spacious and airy cabin and comfortable ride will mean that it is more appropriate for those that value practicality first and foremost.
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Mercedes-Benz T-Class
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, side view, sliding doors open
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, front side view
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, verdict
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, driving on road
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, dashboard, steering wheel, MBUX, yellow trim
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, rear seats
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, front seats
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, rear seats with childseats fitted
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, tailgate open, load space, boot space
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, side view, sliding doors open
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, front side view
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, verdict
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, driving on road
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, dashboard, steering wheel, MBUX, yellow trim
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, rear seats
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, front seats
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, interior, rear seats with childseats fitted
Mercedes-Benz T-Class, yellow, rear view, tailgate open, load space, boot space
