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Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC W214 vs BMW 320e Touring G20: how much do I save per year? Plug-in hybrid vs electric: the cost depends on your usage profile. Select your scenario below.
MotorwayRange & charging Performance0-100, top speed ConsumptionAnnual TCO Low mileage 8 000 km/year Average 15 000 km/year High mileage 25 000 km/year
5 000 km 50 000 km
Charging type
Home 0,21 €/kWh Public station 0,30 €/kWh Fast 0,45 €/kWh
Methodology
Annual energy cost · 15 000 km Typical annual usage : Mix 30% city / 50% road / 20% motorway · charging home (0,21 €/kWh)
Mercedes PHEV Most economical
Annual energy cost · 15 000 km
912 €
6,08 € / 100 km
Equivalent to 458 L of petrol 95 per year
Show details EV mode 13312.5 km · 642,99 € Combustion mode 1687.5000000000007 km · 268,65 € Weighted EV cons. 23,9 kWh/100km Weighted combustion cons. 8,4 L/100km BMW PHEV
Annual energy cost · 15 000 km
941 €
6,27 € / 100 km
Equivalent to 473 L of petrol 95 per year
Show details EV mode 11623.222748815166 km · 373,45 € Combustion mode 3376.7772511848348 km · 567,15 € Weighted EV cons. 15,9 kWh/100km Weighted combustion cons. 8,8 L/100km Annual gap E 400 e 4MATIC vs 320e Touring +29 €/an ≈ 15 L petrol 95
Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC W214 costs 29 €/an less in energy than BMW 320e Touring G20 , over 15 000 kmwith home for this driving mix.
≈ 15 L of petrol 95 saved per year
By charging mix: Home +29 €/an AC station +29 €/an Fast DC +29 €/an Your savings over the ownership period Cumulative projection by annual mileage. The cheaper-to-run vehicle widens the gap year after year.
5 000 15 000 20 000 30 000 50 000
1 year
29 €
≈ 15 L petrol 95
3 years
87 €
≈ 44 L petrol 95
5 years
145 €
≈ 73 L petrol 95
10 years
290 €
≈ 146 L petrol 95
Annual cost breakdown by charging mix Projection over 15 000 km/year, by proportion of each charging type.
Charging mix km/year €/km Annual cost 100% Homeoff-peak rate · 0,21 €/kWh 15 000 km3 450 kWh 0,166 €/km 2 485 € 100% AC stationpublic AC rate · 0,30 €/kWh 15 000 km3 450 kWh 0,166 €/km 2 485 € 100% Fast DCDC motorway rate · 0,45 €/kWh 15 000 km3 450 kWh 0,166 €/km 2 485 € Typical mix80% home · 15% AC · 5% DC 15 000 km3 450 kWh 0,166 €/km 2 485 € Annual total (typical mix) 2 485 €
Charging mix km/year €/km Annual cost 100% Homeoff-peak rate · 0,21 €/kWh 15 000 km2 295 kWh 0,175 €/km 2 626 € 100% AC stationpublic AC rate · 0,30 €/kWh 15 000 km2 295 kWh 0,175 €/km 2 626 € 100% Fast DCDC motorway rate · 0,45 €/kWh 15 000 km2 295 kWh 0,175 €/km 2 626 € Typical mix80% home · 15% AC · 5% DC 15 000 km2 295 kWh 0,175 €/km 2 626 € Annual total (typical mix) 2 626 €
Compared to a petrol equivalent Same scenarios: energy cost of a Executive petrol / Saloon petrol (~8,0 L/100km).
Scenario E 400 e 4MATIC W214 Ref. Executive petrol 320e Touring G20 Ref. Saloon petrol Daily100 km · home 6,18 € 15,92 € 10,45 € 13,93 € Weekend200 km · home 22,82 € 31,84 € 28,00 € 27,86 € Holiday500 km · fast DC 72,73 € 79,60 € 80,65 € 69,65 € Annual20,000 km · typical mix 3316,83 € 3184,00 € 3503,18 € 2786,00 €
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Frequently asked questions How much does a trip cost in a Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC vs BMW 320e Touring? On a 100 km mixed trip, the Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC and BMW 320e Touring have a near-identical cost per km with default parameters. The gap becomes significant once you enter your actual energy prices.
What is the range of the Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC vs the BMW 320e Touring? Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC offers more range: 90 km vs 50 km for BMW 320e Touring. In real motorway use, expect 10-20% less depending on temperature.
Is the Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC or the BMW 320e Touring better for running costs? The Mercedes E 400 e 4MATIC is cheaper across all distances with default rates. If your energy prices differ significantly, simulate to see the real impact on your budget.