Mercedes Benz V300 8 seats 2025
Eight seats, one smooth ride to the airport
- 2025
- Seats: 8
- 230 hp
From €250 per day.
Eight seats, one smooth ride to the airport
Autobahn mornings, mountain curves by afternoon
Top down for coastal roads and quiet arrivals
Open-top mountain roads, top down, engine singing
Effortless comfort for family road trips across Germany
Effortless airport transfers with boardroom calm on arrival
Discreet airport pickups for boardroom-bound guests
Effortless group transfers from airport to hotel
Top down for winding roads and golden hour
Effortless autobahn miles for the discerning business traveler
Command mountain switchbacks with commanding presence
Seven seats, smooth miles, effortless family touring
Discreet Chauffeured Comfort For Executive Airport Transfers
Seven passengers, one seamless airport-to-hotel handover
Mercedes-Benz covers a wider range of purpose than most single-brand fleets manage: a V300 for eight passengers moving between a business summit and an airport gate, a GLE 450 AMG for a family week with luggage and ski gear, and an SL63 Cabrio or S560 Cabrio for the kind of open-top run that suits a coastal afternoon or a slow pass through mountain switchbacks with the roof down. The GT63 AMG Coupe sits at the sharper end of the same lineup, built for drivers who want AMG output without giving up four doors and a usable back seat.
Fourteen models are currently available under this badge, spanning cabriolets, SUVs, a coupe and a full-size van, with day rates starting at €250 depending on model and season. That spread means the choice is less about brand loyalty and more about matching the car to the day: a chauffeur-style transfer calls for the V-Class or the S-Class cabriolet with a driver up front, while a self-driven weekend along open road favours the SL or GT63.
Handover can be arranged at a hotel, private residence or airport, with the usual paperwork — valid licence, deposit, agreed mileage terms — settled before the keys change hands, so the car is simply waiting when the schedule calls for it.