BRABUS has announced today that just in time for the market launch of the 2010 Mercedes E-Class, they have created a range of enhancements aimed at making the model a bit more appealing to those of you who have a flair for the sporty. Outside, highlights include a new front apron with LED running lights, side skirts, aluminum front sport quarter panels, a new rear apron and spoiler, and of course, a range of Monoblock light-alloy wheels ranging in designs and sized from 17 to 20 inches.
To help the 2010 E-Class’ performance match its new outward appearance, BRABUS engineers have also worked their magic on the sedan’s range of engines, with power for the E500 (E550 in the U.S.) being increased to 462 hp (456 bhp) / 340 kW at 6,200 rpm and torque improving to 615 Nm at 3,100 rpm. As a result, the BRABUS-tuned E500 can accelerate from 0-62 mph in 4.7 seconds and reach a top speed of 191 mph. In addition, BRABUS is also working on a range of performance packages for the BlueEFFICIENCY turbodiesel models along with the E350 BlueTEC. Complimenting this newfound power, a new suspension setup, a high performance braking system and a new exhaust are also present on the BRABUS-enhanced E-Class.
And finally, as is the case with all BRABUS models, should you wish to enhance the interior of the 2010 E-Class, a multitude of options are again at your disposal. Stainless steel scuff plates, a sport steering wheel and sport pedals are some of the minor options, while a fully customized leather and Alcantara interior with various multimedia options can also be had, if you so desire.
To see the BRABUS 2010 Mercedes E-Class, keep scrolling for the complete photo gallery (click any picture to enlarge). Once you’re finished, you can then find the official press release detailing all of BRABUS’ available 2010 E-Class modifications.
