When it comes to all the mechanicals, too, the Shooting Brake is identical to the standard CLA. Europe will get a range of gas and diesel engines and either front- or all-wheel drive, with the top ...

The CLA Shooting Brake will be offered with two diesel engines and four gas engines to start. At the bottom of the range, Mercedes-Benz will offer the CLA 200 CDI equipped with a 2.1-liter four ...

UPDATE:As we feared, the CLA Shooting Brake is not currently slated for US availability. The text below has been adjusted accordingly. Of all the variants in Mercedes’ smallest line, only one ...

The CLA Shooting Brake features a fast, tapering roofline—and four doors, unlike a traditional shooting brake—and will be offered with a number of four-cylinder gasoline and diesel engines, ...

Production years: 2019 - 2023. The second-generation Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake is aimed at customers for whom, just a few years ago, Mercedes-Benz was not the first thing that came to mind ...

That’s the case again today, as the world was just gifted with an AMG CLA 45 Shooting Brake. Sadly, the world doesn’t include the United States in this case, because we’re not getting it here.

According to our sources, the Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake is expected to be unveiled by the end of the year. The market launch of the model is scheduled for early 2026. In total, Mercedes has ...

The quoted outlet is known for creating very realistic digital illustrations of upcoming products, and the same goes for the 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake you see above.

The all-new Mercedes-AMG CLA 35 Shooting Brake has been spotted once again, this time in northern Europe where it is subjected to cold weather testing. The article has been updated with the new ...

Now, the CLA range has followed suit, with the new compact CLA Shooting Brake, for people who want the practicality of a wagon coupled with the CLA's slick styling. SUBSCRIBE. LOG IN.

The CLA Shooting Brake goes on sale in Europe in September and, as with the previous iteration, it's unlikely we'll ever see it in the US. Heck, we don't even get the A-Class Hatchback.