Mercedes 2026 Prices in UAE

From the A-Class saloon at one end to a Maybach S 680 at the other, Mercedes covers a wider price band in the UAE than any rival premium brand, and the EQ electric cars now shadow most of the petrol range. The badge on the bonnet tells you very little about what the car costs. Several of these lines have changed recently — a new E-Class, a thoroughly updated G-Class, and the CLE stepping in for two older coupé ranges.

Settle on the series you need first, then set the new price against the used Mercedes listed now — that gap is different on every model in the range.

How much does a new Mercedes cost in the UAE?

Entry is AED 208,400 and the top of the 2026 catalogue is AED 1,315,799, spread over 57 individual models and variants. Almost all the volume sits in the lower third of that band, in the compact saloons and the mid-size SUVs; the Maybach and G-Class cars stretch the top figure far beyond what most buyers ever configure.

Which Mercedes models are sold in the UAE?

SUVs carry the range. The GLC and GLE are the volume cars, with the seven-seat GLS above them and the G-Class standing apart on both price and demand. Saloons run from the A-Class up through the C-Class and E-Class to the S-Class. The EQA, EQB, EQE and EQS mirror that ladder with batteries.

Mercedes or BMW in the UAE?

Mercedes is the safer choice if the car will eventually be sold on, because the models people actually want here hold up: a GLB 200 keeps about 51% of its value after five years, against roughly 40% for German premium SUVs. BMW answers with sharper steering and, car for car, the keener chassis. Both run through single authorised networks, so neither escapes dealer service pricing.

Is a used Mercedes the better buy?

On some models, emphatically. A GLC 300 keeps about 26% of its value after five years against the 44% average for the mid-size premium segment and for Mercedes here, so almost all of that money is spent by the first owner. At a median of 110,000 km, the electrical pages of the CarSwitch report are where two similar cars stop being similar.