It depends on your specific needs and budget. Here's a comparison of the two options:
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1. Fuel 1.5T: The Mercedes C's 1.5T engine can provide considerable power and acceleration performance, and perform well when driving. Its fuel economy is also relatively good, with an average fuel consumption of around 7.0 litres \/100 km. Compared to the hybrid version, the 1.5T version of the vehicle is less expensive and cheaper to maintain.
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2. Hybrid: The hybrid version of the Mercedes-Benz C can save fuel through the electric system and provide a smoother driving experience. It can be driven in electric mode with zero emissions and seamlessly integrates with the fuel engine to provide better power output. The average fuel consumption is about 5.0 L \/100 km, which is more energy efficient and environmentally friendly than the 1.5T version. However, the hybrid version is more expensive and the maintenance cost is relatively high.
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Therefore, if you want a more economical and environmentally friendly vehicle, and you have a budget to spare, then choosing a hybrid version may be more appropriate. If you are more sensitive to vehicle prices and maintenance costs, and do not need extreme fuel saving performance, then choose the 1.5T version is also a good choice.
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Compared with pure fuel models, hybrid models have certain advantages in fuel economy, which can save fuel and reduce fuel consumption and exhaust emissions in urban driving. Moreover, the hybrid model can also automatically stop the engine at low speed and only use the electric motor to drive, which is more environmentally friendly.