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M264

Mercedes-Benz · 2.0L Turbo 48V I4

2017–present

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BUY

"M274 evolution with 48V mild hybrid. More refined, fewer known issues."

Layout I4
Displacement 1991 cc
Power 184–258 hp
Type Petrol Turbo
Known Issues 2
Total Risk Cost €750–€2,500

Mileage Risk Timeline

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Known Issues 2

● MODERATE

Thermostat failure (inherited from M274)

€250–€500 60,000 km–130,000 km
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Detection

Coolant temp abnormal, poor heater performance

Details

Same thermostat design concern as M274. Well-documented fix.

Greece Note

Same €250-500 repair as M274. Any Greek Mercedes workshop handles this.

● MODERATE

EQ Boost 48V mild hybrid system complexity

€500–€2,000 80,000 km–150,000 km
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Detection

Mild hybrid warning, starter-generator faults, 48V battery alerts

Details

Additional complexity vs M274. 48V ISG starter-generator can fail. Battery pack lifespan uncertain at high mileage.

Greece Note

Limited long-term Greek market data yet. W206 C-Class owners: budget for 48V system service.

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Tuning Potential

Limited data

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Mercedes-Benz M264 reliable?

The Mercedes-Benz M264 scores 78/100 with a verdict of BUY. It has 2 documented issues with total repair costs between €750 and €2,500.

What are the common problems with the M264?

The most common issues are:

  • Thermostat failure (inherited from M274) — moderate, repair cost €250–€500, 60,000 km–130,000 km
  • EQ Boost 48V mild hybrid system complexity — moderate, repair cost €500–€2,000, 80,000 km–150,000 km
What cars use the Mercedes-Benz M264?

The M264 is found in:

How much does it cost to repair the M264?

Total potential repair costs for all 2 known issues range from €750 to €2,500. The most expensive issue is typically .

What years was the M264 produced?

The Mercedes-Benz M264 was produced from 2017 to present. It is a 1991cc I4 petrol turbo engine.

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