Mercedes-Benz launches CLA Shooting Brake as first electric estate
Rear and all wheel drive models are offered, with up to 473 miles of range.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a CLA Shooting Brake, based on the recently released third generation CLA, becoming the brand’s first electric estate car, with a hybrid model set to launch next year.
Rear and all wheel drive models are offered, with up to 473 miles of range. Fast charging allows for 193 miles of range to be added in 10 minutes.

The model is longer, wider, taller, and has a significant wheelbase stretch compared to its predecessor, but it loses around 30 litres of boot space due to the placement of the batteries.
Unlike previous electric vehicles (EVs) from Mercedes, the CLA and its Shooting Brake variant have a front boot, which provides 101 litres of storage space, adding more storage space than is lost due to the batteries.
This is the first model to debut the Mercedes-Benz Modular Architecture (MMA), which is able to accommodate both internal combustion (ICE) as well as EV powertrains, and represents a significant increase in the range and efficiency of Mercedes’ EVs.
All models use an 85kWh battery, with power outputs of 272PS or 354PS, and the EV can tow up to 1,800kg.
CLA Shooting Brake EV models will go on sale in Q2 2026, while the hybrid will join the range later that year.
A panoramic sunroof will debut on the model, with an electronic tinting function, and illumination, through 158 LED stars embedded in the glass.













