The new, not new, Mercedes C Class Coupe and its cabriolet sibling is here, to be more specific Mercedes has revealed the updated C Class Coupe. Such updates/facelifts are built into the product life-cycle of a car from the day of conception. Manufacturers have also found that these periodic upgrades also act as a catalyst for growing sales. As is typical with a facelift, the C Class receives exterior design revisions with new front and rear tail lights, new alloy wheels, and new colors. Standard equipment has also been enhanced. LED headlights are now so, the interior is now fitted with a larger media display and the multi-function steering wheel has touch-control functionality. Keyless-go is now standard. The fully digital instrument binnacle is an optional extra. The interior ambient lighting package features a choice of 64 colors and the sound system is boosted with a nine-speaker setup with an output of 225W. Mercedes’ Dynamic Body Control variable damping suspension is optional, also included, in the system is an adjustable in three stages and Sports Direct-Steer system or Air Body Control suspension. The C Class will be offered with two new petrol engines which now use a 48V electrical system designed to work as a mild hybrid. The 184bhp, C200 offers a lower 1.5-litre engine displacement. A 2.0-litre version will follow at a later date. The C220 d,  also has a lower engine displacement and as a result of less weight is 16-percent more efficient than the engine it replaces. The 2.0-litre turbodiesel unit churns out 194bhp. Mercedes have also mildly upgraded the AMG versions of the C CLass coupe and cabriolet, the C43. The 390hp V6 C43 4Matic sprints from 0-62mph in 4.7 seconds. The V8 powered C63 will join the revised lineup at a later point. The new C Class coupe and cabriolet will begin retail sales from June 2018, entry-level cars are expected to start from £32k. The AMG versions will start from £62k.