Hi,
I am ordering a new All Terrain and was wondering if anyone has or seen one with white interior and Neva Grey (white) interior. How does that color combination look?

 

I used to have a 2022 E450 All-Terrain, with the white exterior, and the Neva Grey interior. The combo (with the night package on the white exterior), looked beautiful to me.

Many people mentioned that the Neva Grey will get dirty easily etc., but in well over 2 years of ownership, the car looked spanking new, and the leather looked fabulous. The car got sold to my brother subsequently, when I bought my 2025 E450 All-Terrain.

 

 

Looks great, Neva Grey should age way better than white interiors for example.

 

There is no white interior in the MB E-class range. But the Neva Grey is light enough to be more whitish than grey.

 

Yes, you are right.

 

But the Machiato Beige is pretty dang close to pure white.

 

I think the Neva Grey looks really sharp and I immediately treated the leather when I got my car two months ago. It's only been two months but I haven't had any denim transfer and it seems to clean up really well. If you like the color I'd say go with it, just treat the leather and keep it wiped down with a damp cloth when needed.

 

What did you treat it with?

 

I did a lot of research and I ended up going with Colourlock. I bought the Colourlock Protector and the Colourlock Shield and applied both. It did not change the color or appearance of the leather at all.

 

I had my 2022 with Neva Grey, for well over 2 years, and the leather looked as pristine as the day I got it. Of course I take care of the leather, just like every natural material requires care to keep it in top shape.

 

The Macciato is a bit brownish-leaning-to-white, while the Neva Grey is a bit grayish-leaning-to-white. They are noticeably different, and I personally would have absolutely no problem in getting either option.

As long as you do normal care, the leather should remain absolutely pristine (based on personal experience). I would have loved the Tonka brown color too, but I totally avoid all-Black interiors.

 

Personally, I prefer the Macciato Beige over the Neva Gray. Unfortunately, Macciato Beige is not available for Nappa Leather (only Neva Gray) and that is the main reason I went with regular, instead of Nappa, leather option in my 2025 W214 sedan.

 

Im with you. I will not buy a car with black interior.

 

My '18 E300 has Macchiato Beige ventilated leather interior. After almost 8 years of daily use, it is still pristine. I use Meguiar’s Ultimate Leather Detailer about every 3 months when I detail the car (or sooner if necessary).