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Mercedes-Benz unveils Marco Polo based on V-Class

20.05.2026 21:10 1 min 1 source
cj.sina.cn ZHO

Mercedes-Benz has introduced the Marco Polo, a motorhome built on the V-Class platform, designed for both business and family travel. The 5.37 m model features a 2.0L diesel engine with 190 hp and 400 Nm torque. It includes a kitchen, dining area, and two double beds (one in the pop-up roof). No bathroom is fitted. Price is around 1 million yuan.

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Mercedes-Benz unveils Marco Polo based on V-Class

20.05.2026 cj.sina.cn ZHO

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