A 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class G 450d AMG Line has appeared on the high-end secondary market in Mumbai, carrying an asking price of ₹3.3 crore (approximately $395,000). The listing, hosted on the CarTrade platform, highlights the resilient value of the luxury SUV, which shows only a minor depreciation from its original on-road price of ₹3.49 crore. With just 7,500 kilometers on the odometer, the vehicle represents a nearly new entry into a market often characterized by long waiting periods for factory-fresh models.
The G 450d variant is powered by a diesel engine and features the AMG Line trim, which includes specific aesthetic and performance enhancements typical of the Mercedes-Benz performance division. According to the listing data, the vehicle is equipped with a comprehensive suite of safety features, including Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Departure Warning, High-beam Assist, and multiple airbags. However, the listing notes the absence of an official NCAP safety rating and Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), which are increasingly standard in high-end automotive segments.
Market analysts note a significant discrepancy in the platform’s valuation tools. While the asking price is ₹3.3 crore, CarTrade’s AccuPrice algorithm suggests an average market price for similar models in the region ranges between ₹1.94 crore and ₹2.16 crore. This gap has triggered a cautionary advisory from the platform, warning potential buyers to verify the listing details. The high asking price relative to the “average” may reflect the premium placed on the 2025 model’s immediate availability and low mileage, contrasting with older iterations of the G-Class that typically populate the resale market.
Located in Mumbai, the vehicle is being sold alongside other high-value assets, including Land Rover Range Rovers and BMW M Sport models, suggesting a specialized dealer focus on the luxury segment. For prospective buyers, the primary utility of such a purchase lies in bypassing the logistical delays of ordering a new 2025 or 2026 model, despite the price sitting close to the original MSRP. The G-Class remains a high-status symbol in the Indian market, maintaining strong liquidity even at price points exceeding ₹3 crore.