OM699
Inline-4- 699.300 2.3 L · 2,298 cc
163 PS
120 kW · 161 hp at 3,750 rpm
403 N·m
297 lb·ft at 1,500 rpm
- 699.301 2.3 L · 2,298 cc
190 PS
140 kW · 188 hp at 3,750 rpm
450 N·m
332 lb·ft at 1,500 rpm
Mercedes-Benz X-Class Pickup (BR470) · X-Class
Mercedes-Benz enters the pickup segment.

Launched in 2017 on a shared alliance platform, the X-Class offered four-cylinder and V6 diesel models with 4MATIC all-wheel drive, car-like cabin trim, and payload capability aimed at European and Australian buyers who wanted utility without leaving the premium brand. It was a pragmatic product — engineered collaboratively, finished as a Mercedes-Benz.
The X-Class program was short-lived, with production ending in 2020 after modest volumes. The BR470 remains a singular experiment: Mercedes-Benz's only series pickup, and a reminder that not every segment expansion endures.

5 model designations for 2018 — engines, chassis codes and production figures for the BR470.
| Model | Model years | Chassis | Engine | Transmission | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X 220 d | 2018– | 470.210 | 699.300 | — | |
| X 220 d 4MATIC | 2018– | 470.211 | 699.300 | — | |
| X 250 d | 2018– | 470.230 | 699.301 | — | |
| X 250 d 4MATIC | 2018– | 470.231 | 699.301 | — | |
| X 350 d 4MATIC | 2018–2020 | 470.252 | 642.889 | — |


The OM642 and OM699 as fitted to the BR470.