Current generation Mercedes-Benz A-Class hatchbacks worked wonders for the German brand by bringing them into the limelight and stack up against top contenders in the hatchback category. However, there were a few hitches with.<\/p>\n
Bring on the 2018 model, and all those issues are to be resolved as the German manufacturer\u00a0is increasing the vehicle’s size, options, safety features and practicality.<\/p>\n
Base models or the A 180 will stick with the front wheel setup as will the A 250. A 45 AMG models will confidently stay with the all-wheel drive setup. All models will utilise a revised underpinnings providing an extended wheelbase equating to increased interior space. Fitted with a reshaped rear end, boot space is expected to increase as is rear leg and head room.<\/p>\n
Sources also indicate that new lighting fixtures at both the front and rear end are ready for a refresh with newly designed patterns and split rear light arrangement.<\/p>\n
Upcoming models are to benefit from similar interior looks and feels. Following in the footsteps of the C<\/a> and E-Class<\/a>, expect the interior to sport far more inviting materials covering the seats, headliner and dashboard, a simpler dash and larger digital display mounted in the centre console. That standard twisty knob that controls the media is replaced by a touchpad and most importantly,\u00a0Mercedes have dropped a load of safety features including Steering Assist and many others.<\/p>\n Looking for your very own German hatchback? Find new Mercedes-Benz A-Class<\/a> and used Mercedes-Benz A-Class for sale in Dubai<\/a>, Sharjah<\/a> and Abu Dhabi<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t