The starting price for the 2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 sedan is $89,150, an increase of $6,700 compared to the previous model. Prices start at $91,600 for the E53’s base Exclusive trim level and $93,300 for the base Pinnacle trim level. The sports sedan is equipped with a new plug-in hybrid turbo-six powertrain that delivers up to 604 horsepower and boasts an EPA-rated driving range of 42 miles. The price of Mercedes’ new E-class car with AMG features has been made public. It skipped the 2024 model year to make room for the new W214 generation in the Benz line. The 2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 comes back with a plug-in hybrid engine and a starting price of $89,150, which is $6,700 more than the 2024 model year. Price, Features, and Add-Ons for the E53 Along with all of the new E-class’s features, the E53 has an AMG-specific adjustable suspension, rear-wheel steering, and a 4Matic all-wheel-drive system that has been tuned specially for this car. A panoramic sunroof, a 14.4-inch touchscreen with the latest MBUX audio system, and an illuminated grille are some of the other great features that come as standard. While the higher-spec E53 trim models cost more, they definitely come with more features. The Exclusive model, which starts at $91,600, has better headlights, more dynamic atmospheric lighting inside, a 4-D Burmester sound system, and glass that blocks heat and noise better from the outside. As its name suggests, the Pinnacle trim is the top level. It comes with a head-up display, an MBUX AI voice helper, and four-zone climate control. It also has beautiful lights on the outside. Mercedes says that the E53 will come in 12 paint colors, some of which are only available from that company. There will be three exterior style packages for the sedan: AMG Night, AMG Night Plus, and AMG External Carbon Fiber. It will also come with a range of 20- and 21-inch wheels. The interior can have leatherette or Nappa leather seats added, and you can also get the huge MBUX Superscreen and the AMG Performance Seat package. When news of the 2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 came out earlier this year, we got the 411. It has an electric motor and a 3.0-liter straight-six turbocharged engine that works together as a plug-in hybrid. The Race Start mode in the AMG Dynamic Plus option raises the system’s top horsepower to 604, even though it only has a total output of 577 horsepower and 553 pound-feet of torque. That one has an automatic limited-slip differential, adaptive engine mounts, a bigger front brake with a 15.4-inch composite rotor, and a top speed limit of 155 to 174 mph. Also, the Dynamic package cuts the time between 0 and 60 miles per hour from 3.9 seconds to 3.7 seconds. Mercedes says that you should be able to buy the new AMG E53 soon. The EPA says it can go 42 miles on electricity alone and gets 59 miles per gallon on average.
