Mercedes CLE300 2026 Price in UAE

Above the CLE 200 sits the 300, and the change is more than a badge: all-wheel drive on both bodies, 255 BHP, and enough performance to make the coupé shape credible rather than decorative. It is a first-generation car in every sense: the CLE badge did not exist until 2023.

How much does the Mercedes CLE 300 cost in the UAE?

Two bodies, both 4MATIC: AED 371,199 for the Coupe 4MATIC and AED 389,299 for the Cabriolet 4MATIC. Unlike the 200, there is no rear-drive version to choose between, so the 2026 decision is simply whether the roof folds. Performance and equipment are otherwise matched across the pair.

Is the CLE 300 worth the step up from the CLE 200?

Yes, if you drive out of the city. The extra power turns overtaking from a plan into a reflex, and 4MATIC gives the car a settled feel at speed that the rear-drive coupé does not quite match. If the car is mostly for short journeys and short trips, the money is better spent on the equipment list of the cheaper version.

Mercedes CLE 300 or BMW 4 Series?

The CLE 300 is the one to have for long-distance comfort and interior quality, and it feels the more expensive car from the driver's seat — which is the point of a coupé at this price. The BMW 4 Series counters with the more engaging chassis and stronger six-cylinder options; the Audi A5 is the discreet alternative.

What does a CLE 300 cost to run in the UAE?

Roughly 10 Km/L, a small penalty over the 200 for the all-wheel-drive hardware and the extra output. Tyres cost more here because of the wheel sizes this version wears. Servicing is handled by the authorised Mercedes network in Dubai, and the cabriolet's roof mechanism should be part of any pre-purchase check rather than an afterthought.

What should you check on a used CLE 300?

Condition is what decides the price: kerbed wheels, a repaired front bumper or a gap in the service history will cost more than the difference between the two engines ever will. Have the wheels, the front end and the service book checked before you agree a number.

Drive the 200 and the 300 back to back before you decide the extra outlay is unnecessary — on this car it changes the character, not just the numbers. Then run the same test across the used Mercedes cars listed now.