Mercedes E 260 211 hp — Stage 1 file (+39 hp)
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Stage 1 file for Mercedes E 260 211 hp
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Chip tuning for Mercedes E 260 211 hp ECU
Mercedes E (2013 - W212) 260 211 hp — premium petrol engine of the passenger segment of the Mercedes-Benz Group AG (Mercedes-Benz, AMG, Maybach, Smart, EQ) group (Германия, 1926). Stage 1 chip tuning raises power from 211 to 250 hp (+39 hp, +18%) and torque from 350 to 400 Nm (+50 Nm). This engine ships with different ECU variants: Bosch MED17.7.2, Siemens/Continental VGSx-NAG2. The flashing method is determined by the specific unit: OBD, Bench or Boot mode. In the CHIPOK database: 2 configurations · 2 ECU variants. A petrol engine built in 2013 — a Tricore platform without strong protection; OBD access works.
Maybach is Mercedes's ultra-luxury sub-brand. Mercedes-Benz is the world's oldest carmaker, founded in 1926 by the merger of Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft and Benz & Cie. The Mercedes slogan is 'Das Beste oder nichts' ('The best or nothing'). Mercedes encryption is among the toughest in the industry, especially on modern models. Maybach uses Mercedes engines for the ultra-luxury segment, with the emphasis on quietness and smoothness. The factory calibration on Mercedes petrol engines is conservative, leaving headroom for Stage 1.
Stage 1 on Mercedes often requires refreshing the adaptations after the flash. Mercedes is one of the most protected brands in the chip tuning industry in terms of encryption. The Mercedes community in Europe has a large pool of available Stage files for the standard models. High-output Mercedes engines are premium-class with solid headroom for Stage 1. On modern high-output Mercedes, Bench reading is often required because of the encryption. The Mercedes premium segment is a high-output platform with Stage 2 potential.
Frequently asked questions
How many horsepower does the Mercedes E 260 211 hp reach after a remap?
Stage 1 for the Mercedes E 260 211 hp adds +39 hp — power increases from 211 to 250 hp (+18%). Torque rises from 350 to 400 Nm (+50 Nm).
What does a Stage 1 remap of the Mercedes E 260 211 hp include?
Stage 1 is a software optimization of the factory ECU firmware of the Mercedes E with no hardware changes. The injection, boost, ignition-timing and torque maps are reprogrammed. The gain is +39 hp with no hardware changes.
Do you need hardware changes for Stage 1 on the Mercedes E?
Stage 1 on the powerful Mercedes E 260 211 hp “lifts” the factory limiters with no hardware changes. The gain is noticeable in the mid and upper range. There is headroom left for moving to Stage 2 (downpipe + intake + intercooler).
What is Stage 2 for the Mercedes E 260 211 hp?
Stage 2 for the Mercedes E 260 211 hp is Stage 1 plus hardware changes: a downpipe, a larger intake and a performance intercooler. The gain is considerably higher, but it requires professional component selection.
Which control units is the Mercedes E 260 211 hp built with?
The Mercedes E 260 211 hp comes with 2 ECU variants: Bosch MED17.7.2, Siemens/Continental VGSx-NAG2. Calibration is done for the specific unit after the revision is identified.
Does the factory warranty of the Mercedes E remain valid after Stage 1?
After remapping the Mercedes E, the official factory warranty on the engine and gearbox is lost (this applies to any manufacturer when the ECU is modified). CHIPOK guarantees the quality of the calibration and free revisions.
How long is the wait for a Stage 1 remap for the Mercedes E?
Reading and writing via OBD takes 25-30 minutes on the Mercedes E. Bench reading (BDM/JTAG) takes about 60 minutes plus refitting. Remote file processing at CHIPOK takes 5-30 minutes.
How do you roll back to the factory firmware of the Mercedes E?
Before Stage 1 the original of the Mercedes E 260 211 hp is read out and saved — returning to the factory state is possible at any time.
How much does chip tuning the Mercedes E 260 211 hp cost?
The remap price for the Mercedes E 260 211 hp is dynamic and is calculated in the CHIPOK calculator based on the selected options. A credit-based payment model, with no subscription fees.