Rumours regarding the launch of a facelift version of Mercedes-Benz A-Class have been doing rounds for a while now and some sources on the Internet showed images of a test model. Now, a new report by Autocar that a facelift version of Mercedes-Benz A-Class without any camouflaged has been captured on camera. Experts feel that this testing could mean that the launch of A-Class facelift could happen in coming months.
From the image available, the new Mercedes-Benz A-Class facelift will feature a similar front end with LED headlamps and single bar grille. Mercedes-Benz has made changes to the front bumper, bringing in a larger air-dam that will be flanked by in-set vents.
As far as the interiors of this car are concerned, the German luxury car manufacturer will provide A-Class facelift with a new instrument cluster like the GLA and new steering wheel. Upgrades are likely to be made to the entertainment and information centre in the car. Mercedes-Benz A-Class is likely to feature the same powertrain as the B-Cass model. Nothing has been officially communicated regarding the launch of this car by Mercedes-Benz officials but experts feel that such open testing could only mean an imminent introduction of the model.
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