Mercedes Benz E-klasse 220d Premium Plus 2026
- 2026
- Seats: 5
- 197 hp
From €250 per day.
A Mercedes Benz rental in Courchevel needs to cover more than a single ski transfer. Groups arriving via Chambéry or Geneva airports, or by TGV into Moutiers, often need a vehicle that can climb the valley in winter with luggage and ski equipment on board, while summer guests want something better suited to lower, clearer roads toward Annecy. The range here spans large-capacity vans for group transfers, executive sedans for composed arrivals, all-wheel-drive SUVs for resort access, and open-top options once the season turns. Rather than one generic luxury booking, the fleet is built around how each trip actually plays out, from a private jet pickup to a week-long chalet stay.
The V300 4x4 XL VIP (Captain, 7 seat) is the practical choice for larger parties needing a chauffeur-style layout with real luggage and ski-equipment space on the valley climb. The G63 covers a similar need in a smaller footprint, an all-wheel-drive SUV suited to chalet access when the D915 requires winter tyres or chains. For executive arrivals where comfort matters more than load space, the S-klasse S400 Long 4-Matic offers a long-wheelbase sedan with four-wheel traction for a settled approach from Chambéry or Geneva. Once summer opens the lower routes, the CLE 300 Cabriolet AMG Premium becomes the open-top pick for a day out rather than a ski transfer.
Most bookings begin at Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc Airport, Geneva Airport, or Moutiers TGV station, with the D915 covering the roughly 30 km climb through Bozel into Courchevel 1850 or 1650. Chalet driveways at that altitude tend to be steep and private, so handover is usually set at the airport, a hotel, or the residence itself rather than left open on arrival day. Winter tyres or chains are required on this approach in season, and underground parking in 1850 and Méribel favours SUVs and vans over low sports cars. Come summer, the same starting points support a lighter drive toward Annecy along the D1212 and A41 once the roads clear.
Start by matching the vehicle to the trip: a van or SUV for a ski week with equipment and a larger party, a sedan for a composed executive arrival, or an open-top for a summer day once conditions allow. Confirm your dates as early as practical, particularly around busy winter weeks, and agree your collection point in advance, whether that is Chambéry, Geneva, Moutiers, or direct delivery to a chalet in 1850 or 1650. If your stay spans both a winter arrival and a later summer visit, it helps to flag both when arranging Mercedes Benz hire, so the right car is ready for each leg of the trip.