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Sell your Mercedes-Benz Electric

Let dealers bid on your Mercedes-Benz Electric in a time-limited auction. Finish photos and answers today, and the auction can start and end tomorrow. Completely free of charge.

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Electric

Do you have a Mercedes-Benz Electric?Start with plate and mileage. Let dealers compete for your car.

Free and no obligation.

  1. Look up your car
  2. Photos and answers
  3. Dealers bid
  • Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen)
  • Gire
  • Vipps
  • Statistics Norway (SSB)
  • OFV

EU inspection stats for Mercedes-Benz Electric

Based on 1 657 inspections · 2023–2025 · 47.7 % approved · 0.7 % with dangerous defects · 52.1 % with major defects · avg. 123 000 km at inspection

EU inspection findings tie to repair risk and what dealers are willing to bid. We publish open PKK figures so you see the same basis the trade uses. Mercedes-Benz Electric has a somewhat higher defect rate in vehicle inspections than average for its age group. In a private sale that is often used against you. With Sonja, dealers bid on what you actually show — honest photos and answers.

By model year

Each row is one model year: approval rate, how often dangerous and major defects appear, and how many inspections sit behind the numbers.

YearPass rateDangerous defectsMajor defectsInspections
2016
45.8%-18.2%
0.0 %-1.2%
54.2 %+18.4%
24
2015
48.2%-11.8%
0.7 %-0.6%
51.6 %+11.8%
1 592
2014
27.5%-26.1%
0.0 %-1.7%
72.5 %+26.3%
40

Dangerous defects: failed inspection. Major defects: serious remarks—not the same as dangerous.

By mileage

The same metrics grouped by mileage band—approval, defects and counts per bracket—so you can sanity-check patterns against how far your car has driven.

Km rangePass rateDangerous defectsMajor defectsInspections
< 50,000 km
57.1%-23.0%
0.0 %-0.4%
42.9 %+23.2%
98
50–100k km
49.7%-18.6%
0.0 %-1.0%
50.3 %+18.8%
869
100–150k km
45.3%-7.2%
1.7 %-0.2%
54.2 %+6.9%
539
150–200k km
37.7%-2.6%
0.8 %-2.0%
62.3 %+2.8%
130
200k+ km
42.9%+13.0%
4.8 %+0.9%
57.1 %-12.9%
21

Dangerous defects: failed inspection. Major defects: serious remarks—not the same as dangerous.

Data basis: PKK 2023–2025 · Last updated in Sonja: 29 May 2026, 12:03 · Source: Statens Vegvesen PKK (open files)

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Models

Other Mercedes-Benz models

VitoE-KlasseC-KlasseSprinterB-KlasseEQCA-KlasseGLCEQAEQBS-KlasseG-KlasseCLACitanGleGla

Places

Popular municipalities to sell your Mercedes-Benz Electric

OsloBærumAskerLillestrømNordre FolloUllensakerLørenskogEidsvollNes i AkershusNittedalAurskog-HølandVestby

Mercedes-Benz Electric – key facts

EU-inspection pass rate
48% of 1,657 inspectionsNorwegian Road Administration
Mercedes-Benz in Norway
over 161,000 registeredSSB

Process

How it works

Three short steps. Dealers bid. You choose whether to sell.

  1. Look up the car

    Enter plate and mileage. We fetch the rest automatically — your Mercedes-Benz Electric.

  2. Photos and info

    Upload photos and a little information. The car is then ready to be listed. Nothing more is required from you — we take it from there.

  3. Dealers bid

    If the steps are completed today, the auction can start and end tomorrow. You choose whether to accept the highest bid.

If you say yes, we handle payout, ownership transfer and collection. You skip the paperwork.

Start with plate and mileageLet dealers compete for your car.

  1. Look up your car
  2. Photos and answers
  3. Dealers bid
  • Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen)
  • Gire
  • Vipps
  • Statistics Norway (SSB)
  • OFV

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many Mercedes-Benz cars are registered in Norway?
According to SSB (2025), 160,636 Mercedes-Benz cars are registered in Norway (5.7% of all passenger cars). Mercedes-Benz is Norway's #6 most-registered car brand. We use market data and inspection history when valuing your Mercedes-Benz.
What is a Mercedes-Benz Electric worth?
Sonja lets dealers bid on a Mercedes-Benz Electric in a time-limited auction. The price is set by competition — photos and a self-declaration are the documentation. You choose whether to sell.
How much does it cost to use Sonja?
Using Sonja costs nothing: prep, review and the auction are free. We charge a fee from the buying dealer — you as the seller pay nothing. The offer applies to the specific car you enter in the form.
Do I have to drop the car off somewhere?
No. The car stays with you. We need photos and a few answers. If you accept the highest bid, we arrange collection.
How quickly does the auction start?
Finish photos and answers today, and the auction can start and end tomorrow. It normally starts the next weekday at 09:00 and runs the same day. Then you have the highest bid ready, and can in theory sell the car tomorrow. You have plenty of time to accept or decline.
Which cars can I list?
Most Mercedes-Benz Electric cars can be listed in the auction. We assess year, mileage and condition for the specific car — submit the form and we will help you next.
What is the difference from a private sale?
A private sale means listing the car, filtering inquiries and having strangers visit your home for viewings. With Sonja, dealers bid in a time-limited auction. You choose whether to sell — at no cost if you decline.
Does Sonja use EU inspection data for the Mercedes-Benz Electric in its assessment?
Yes. Historical PKK data (periodic vehicle inspection) for the Mercedes-Benz Electric is one of several factors dealers look at. It gives a clearer picture of the model's typical technical condition over time.
What do I need to do to sell my car?
Enter your registration number and mileage. We pull technical and ownership data from the road authority automatically. Then you prepare the car at home with photos and a self-declaration. Finish those two steps, and the auction can start and end tomorrow — then you have the highest bid ready.