Mercedes also offers the E-Class in Pinnacle guise if you require even more luxury features. All the features on the Premium trim are present here, plus additional nice-to-haves like a head-up display, heat and noise-insulating glass, an illuminated grille, and Active Ambient Lighting with sound visualization. The E350 4Matic and E450 4Matic in Pinnacle trim cost $64,850 and $70,650, respectively.
But how does it stack up to its closest rival? The new BMW 5 Series is notably cheaper than the new E-Class. The entry-level 530i weighs in at $57,900, but the AWD xDrive variant is $60,200. If you want straight-six power, the 375-horsepower 540i xDrive is priced at $64,900 – cheaper than the E450 4Matic Premium by nearly $4,000.
Returning to the E-Class, Mercedes offers customers an array of options, such as the MBUX Superscreen Package, which includes a 12.3-inch front passenger display, a 17-speaker Burmester 4D Surround Sound system, and more.
