Dimensions2026–present

Mercedes-Benz S-Classdimensions

The current Mercedes-Benz S-Class is 5,291 mm long, 1,921 mm wide and 1,503 mm tall, on a 3,202 mm wheelbase. It has grown 24 cm longer since the 1980 S-Class.

5,291mmLength
1,921mmWidth
1,503mmHeight
3,202mmWheelbase
481lBoot capacity
130mmGround clearance

How the S-Class has grown

1980
1985
1991
1993
1998
2005
2009
2013
2017
2020
2021
2026
YearsLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseBoot capacityTurning circle
1980–19855,0511,8201,4342,99050511.8
1985–19915,0841,8201,4392,99751011.8
1991–19935,1431,8861,4953,07052512.2
1993–19985,1491,8861,4863,07652512.1
1998–20055,0981,8551,4443,02550012.0
2005–20095,1431,8711,4733,10256012.2
2009–20135,1641,8711,4853,10356012.2
2013–20175,1871,8991,4963,10651812.3
2017–20205,2371,8991,4963,14650512.3
2020–20265,2371,9531,5033,16349612.3
2021–20265,4691,9543,396467
2026–presentCurrent5,2911,9211,5033,20248112.4

Interior space

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class offers 1,010 mm of rear legroom and 930 mm of rear headroom, with 1,200 mm of legroom and 1,000 mm of headroom up front. Rear shoulder room measures 1,620 mm across.

FrontRear
Legroom1,200 mm1,010 mm
Headroom1,000 mm930 mm
Shoulder room1,650 mm1,620 mm

Interior figures are the roomiest measurement (seat fully back), taken as the median across the current generation’s variants; individual trims vary.

Frequently asked

How big is the Mercedes-Benz S-Class?
The current Mercedes-Benz S-Class is 5,291 mm long, 1,921 mm wide and 1,503 mm tall.
Is the S-Class roomy in the back?
The current Mercedes-Benz S-Class has 1,010 mm of rear legroom and 930 mm of rear headroom.
Is the S-Class good for tall passengers?
Up front the current S-Class has 1,000 mm of headroom and 1,200 mm of legroom.
Has the S-Class got bigger over the years?
Yes — the S-Class has grown 24 cm longer since the 1980 S-Class.
How big is the S-Class boot?
The current S-Class has a boot of 481 litres with the seats up.
What is the S-Class wheelbase?
The current S-Class has a 3,202 mm wheelbase.
How this is measured

Exterior figures are manufacturer specifications for the S-Class, averaged per generation across its variants and shown for the most common body style. Generations with the same size are merged. Boot capacity is the seats-up figure where the manufacturer quotes one.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class