2017 Mercedes-Benz E-class All-Terrain (S213) Dimensions, Size & Specs

The curb weight of the E-class All-Terrain ranges between 1920 kg and 2055 kg (approximately 4233 to 4534 lbs), depending on specific trim and equipment. The maximum permitted weight varies from 2590 kg to 2690 kg (around 5709 to 5928 lbs). This weight range indicates a robust build with features that enhance ride comfort, safety, and off-road capability while maintaining control and performance.

The luggage capacity behind the rear seats in the E-class All-Terrain is between 640 and 670 liters (22.6 to 23.7 cubic feet). When the rear seats are folded down, the available cargo space expands significantly to 1820 liters (64.3 cubic feet). This versatility makes it ideal for carrying bulky items, large luggage, or equipment, emphasizing its practicality as a luxury station wagon with SUV traits.

Most standard home garages have interior widths around 2400 mm (7 feet 10 inches) to 2700 mm (8 feet 10 inches) and heights above 2000 mm (6 feet 7 inches). With the E-class All-Terrain measuring 2065 mm (81.3 inches) wide with mirrors extended and 1497 mm (58.9 inches) tall, it can fit comfortably inside standard garage spaces. Drivers should note the width with mirrors fully extended to ensure adequate clearance and avoid damage during entry or exit.

The E-class All-Terrain’s width of 1861 mm (73.3 inches) without mirrors is typical for midsize luxury SUVs and wagons. When mirrors are expanded to 2065 mm (81.3 inches), it becomes slightly wider but still competitive in its segment. For example, competitors like the Audi A6 Allroad and Volvo V90 Cross Country have similar widths. This width balance ensures good road presence without overly compromising maneuverability in urban environments.

Compared to its predecessor, the earlier Mercedes E-class station wagons (such as the S212 generation), the S213 All-Terrain measures 4947 mm (194.7 inches) in length, representing a slight increase in size that accommodates enhanced interior space, improved cargo capacity, and a more commanding road stance. This length increase supports the All-Terrain's positioning as a premium wagon-SUV crossover, providing greater versatility without compromising luxury.

The E-class All-Terrain comes equipped with rims sized between 8.0 J x 19 and 8.0 J x 20 inches, paired with tire sizes 245/45 R19, 245/40 R20, and 275/35 R20 depending on trim and options. These wider and larger wheels improve road contact, handling, and stability, especially on varied terrain. Additionally, they complement the vehicle’s off-road utility while preserving on-road comfort and sportiness characteristic of Mercedes-Benz engineering.

The E-class All-Terrain stands at 1497 mm (58.9 inches) tall, slightly higher than the standard E-class station wagon (S213) to provide better ground clearance for off-road conditions. This extra height supports the All-Terrain’s SUV characteristics, contributing to improved capability on rough or uneven surfaces while maintaining a sleek and aerodynamic profile on highways.

Weighing between 1920 kg and 2055 kg (about 4233 to 4534 lbs), the E-class All-Terrain balances luxury features and off-road readiness without becoming excessively heavy. This weight ensures a stable ride and solid road grip but might slightly reduce fuel efficiency compared to lighter variants of the E-class lineup. However, Mercedes-Benz compensates with efficient engine options and advanced aerodynamics, resulting in a driving experience that merges performance with comfort.

The Mercedes-Benz E-class All-Terrain (S213), produced from 2016 to 2020, is primarily offered as a station wagon. This generation uniquely blends SUV elements—such as increased ground clearance, rugged styling cues, and all-wheel-drive capability—with the practicality and spaciousness of a traditional wagon. This crossover approach appeals to customers seeking versatility for both urban environments and light off-road use.