Mercedes-Benz Vito

Mercedes-Benz Vito

Overview
Manufacturer	Mercedes-Benz
Also called	Mercedes-Benz Vito (Van) Mercedes-Benz Viano (MPV) Mercedes-Benz V-Class (MPV) Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo (Campervan) Mercedes-Benz Metris (North American Models)
Production	1996–present
Assembly	Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
Body and chassis
Class	Light commercial vehicle (M)
Powertrain
Engine	2.1 L I4 CDI Diesel 3.0 L V6 CDI Diesel
Transmission	5-speed automatic 6-speed manual 7-speed automatic
Chronology
Predecessor	Mercedes-Benz MB100

The Mercedes-Benz Vito is a light van produced by Mercedes-Benz. It is available as a standard panel van for cargo (called Vito), or with passenger accommodations substituted for part or all of the load area (called V-Class or Viano).

The V-Class/Viano is a multi-purpose vehicle. The first generation went on sale in 1996. The second generation was introduced in 2004, and the vehicle received the new Viano name. In 2010, the vehicle was facelifted with revised front and rear bumpers and lights. The interior was also improved with upgraded materials and new technology. The third generation was launched in 2014 and returned to being called V-Class.

The Viano is available in both rear- and four-wheel-drive configurations and comes in three lengths, two wheelbases and a choice of four petrol and diesel engines (as well as two specialist tuned models) coupled to either a six-speed manual or five-speed TouchShift automatic transmission.

First generation (W638; 1996–2003)

Mercedes-Benz V-Klasse 2009 (front)

Mercedes-Benz V-Klasse 2009 (rear)

The first generation Mercedes-Benz Vito was produced between 1996 and 2003. It is powered either by a diesel engine with up to 120 bhp (89 kW; 122 PS) or a gasoline engine with up to 140 bhp (104 kW; 142 PS) and a front-wheel drive drivetrain. The range of gasoline engines consists of two old units from Mercedes (113 and 114) and a Volkswagen 2.8 VR6 engine, designated as the M104.900. When it comes to diesel engines, old 2.3 with and without turbo and also modern CDI 2.2 engines are available.

This body design was also sold as the V-Klasse in more luxurious version (V-Klasse was replaced with the Viano-name for the second generation of Vito). It was designed by Michael Mauer from 1989 to 1991, when the final design was chosen and patented in February 1993.^[1]

Second generation (W639; 2003–2014)

W639

Overview
Also called	Mercedes-Benz Viano Mercedes-Benz Valente (Australia) Mercedes-Benz V-Class (Japan)
Production	2003–2014 (Spain) 2008–present (Mexico) 2010–present (China)
Assembly	Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain Alcobendas, Spain (CKD) Santiago Tianguistenco, Mexico Fúzhōu, China (Fujian Daimler)
Body and chassis
Body style	5-door van
Layout	FR Layout F4 Layout
Powertrain
Engine	2.2 L L4 Diesel 3.0 L V6 Diesel 3.7 L V6 Petrol 3.5 L V6 Petrol 4.3 L V6 Petrol 6.0 L V8 Petrol
Transmission	6-speed Manual 5-speed TouchShift
Dimensions
Wheelbase	3,200–3,430 mm (126.0–135.0 in)
Length	4,748–5,223 mm (186.9–205.6 in)
Width	1,906 mm (75.0 in)
Height	1,875 mm (73.8 in)
Curb weight	2,040–2,135 kg (4,497–4,707 lb)

Six or seven seats come as standard in most markets. The Viano can be turned into an eight-seat people carrier by fitting two 3-seater benches in the rear. All rear seats slide in 1-inch (2.5 cm) increments, recline and can be turned to face one other. They can also be folded down or removed completely to increase the load capacity. A rear folding table is standard in six- and seven-seat layouts.^[2] The rear seats cannot be folded into the floor like on some rivals.

With all the seats removed the Viano Extra-Long can accommodate up to 4,610 litres (163 cu ft) of cargo^[3] with a payload of 930 kg.^[4] It can tow a 2,500 kg (5,512 lb) braked trailer and a 750 kg (1,653 lb) unbraked trailer. An adjustable self-levelling rear suspension is included on higher specification models.^[5]

Rear-wheel drive allows the Viano to have a smaller turning circle than front-wheel drive rivals; Compact and Long models have a turning circle of 11.8 m (39 ft) whereas the Extra-Long model turns in 12.5 m (41 ft).^[6]

Japan passenger models were sold as the V-Class, as the V 350. Early models included V 350 Trend (RHD), V 350 Ambiente (RHD), V 350 Ambiente long (RHD).^[7]

In 2012, Mercedes-Benz released the Valente model in Australia to sit beneath the Viano as the entry-level passenger van.

Initial release

Vito

Second generation Vito

The rear of the Second generation Vito

The second generation Mercedes-Benz Vito design that is more streamlined than its predecessor, powered by a new range of engines, and a rear-wheel drive(RWD) drivetrain.

The angle of the windshield and A-pillar is closer to horizontal; the dashboard is bigger and the bonnet (hood) smaller. The new Vito is available in three different lengths and four diesel engine versions: the 109 CDI, 111 CDI, 115 CDI (all powered by a 4-cylinder 2.2-litre engine) and the 120 CDI (featuring the 3.0-litre V6 unit). The model numerics relate to their engine power output: currently the 109 has 95 PS (70 kW; 94 hp), the 111 has 116 PS (85 kW; 114 hp), the 115 has 150 PS (110 kW; 148 hp), and the 120 has 204 PS (150 kW; 201 hp). Blue-efficiency technology is optional. The vehicles have a new 6-speed manual gearbox gear ratios designed for fuel economy. The second generation Vitos are Euro 3 compliant (additionally Euro 4 compliant as of November 2006) and exempt from the Low Emission Zone in London, which requires commercial vehicles (vans) to reach at least Euro 3 standard from October 2010.

Vito London Taxi

In August 2008, a variant of the Vito was approved by the Public Carriage Office for use as a licensed London 'black cab'.^[8] The Vito taxicab includes electric sliding doors, electric steps and seating for six people. The Vito's rear-wheel steering enables it to meet the PCO's strict Conditions of Fitness requirements including a 25 ft (7.6 m) turning circle and wheelchair accessibility.^[9] The vehicle, a variation of the 'Traveliner' model, is built by Penso in Coventry. The rear wheel steer system is licensed from one80, and it is distributed through Eco City Vehicles subsidiary KPM-UK Taxis.^[10]

The new Taxi does not perform the famous U-turn in the same way as the TX and Metro models, instead it incorporates an electrically operated rear wheel system, activated by a button adjacent to the steering wheel. This turns the rear wheels in the opposite direction to the front wheels, thus allowing the Taxi to perform the same tight turning circle as the TX and Metro models. This system is only possible when the vehicle is traveling at less than 5 mph (8.0 km/h), and if the vehicle goes over this speed while the LSM is active, it is deactivated, and the wheels straighten up.

It is longer and wider than the TX models, but traveling through tight spaces is aided by the electric folding wing mirrors, which as of 2009 are standard.

Viano Marco Polo

Viano Marco Polo camping edition

In some countries a camping derivative is available - known as the Marco Polo - equipped with a galley (including gas stove, sink, 40 L fridge, and storage), multi-function wardrobe and a sliding bench seat in the rear which can be turned into a large air-sprung bed. A pop-up roof is also standard (electric assist is optional) providing standing height inside. An additional bed can be fitted in the pop-up roof area to increase sleeping capacity to four individuals.

Fresh water and waste water tanks are accessible from outside the vehicle, while the gas-cylinder bay is hidden inside an interior cupboard. An auxiliary battery is included under the front passenger seat. Up to six optional individual seats can be fitted for maximum MPV flexibility, but only four seats (including the two-seater bench mentioned above) can be used when in camping mode.

The Marco Polo was designed and created in partnership with Westfalia just like Volkswagen camper vans were until 1999. It was then Daimler AG bought a controlling stake in the conversion company meaning Volkswagen had to continue converting their commercial vehicles into camper vans alone.

Viano X-Clusive (2008-2010)

This edition was only available in European markets from 2008 to 2010 with either a petrol or diesel V6 engine.^[11] It was available in either Brilliant Silver or Obsidian Black metallic paint, and featured a redesigned radiator grille, 18-inch alloy wheels, a chromed exhaust tailpipe, side skirts, and unique front and rear bumpers. The interior had pebble or anthracite coloured 'Twin' leather seats and a choice of grey or brown burr walnut wood accents.^[12]

Engines

Years	Model & Transmission	Engine	Power	Torque	Top Speed	0-62 mph	Economy	Emissions
Diesel
2004–2007	Viano 2.0 CDI	2.2 L, 4 in-L	109 PS (80 kW)	290 N·m (214 lb·ft)	99 mph (159 km/h)	17.6 s	31.7 mpg_-imp (8.9 l/100 km)	235 g/km
2004–2007	Viano 2.0 CDI TouchShift	2.2 L, 4 in-L	109 PS (80 kW)	290 N·m (214 lb·ft)	98 mph (158 km/h)	17.3 s	31.7 mpg_-imp (8.9 l/100 km)	235 g/km
2007–2010	Viano 2.0 CDI	2.2 L, 4 in-L	116 PS (85 kW)	290 N·m (214 lb·ft)	99 mph (159 km/h)	17.6 s	34.9 mpg_-imp (8.1 l/100 km)	215 g/km
2007–2010	Viano 2.0 CDI TouchShift	2.2 L, 4 in-L	116 PS (85 kW)	290 N·m (214 lb·ft)	98 mph (158 km/h)	17.3 s	32.8 mpg_-imp (8.6 l/100 km)	229 g/km
2004–2010	Viano 2.2 CDI	2.2 L, 4 in-L	150 PS (110 kW)	330 N·m (243 lb·ft)	112 mph (180 km/h)	14.9 s	34.9 mpg_-imp (8.1 l/100 km)	215 g/km
2004–2010	Viano 2.2 CDI TouchShift	2.2 L, 4 in-L	150 PS (110 kW)	330 N·m (243 lb·ft)	111 mph (179 km/h)	13.0 s	32.8 mpg_-imp (8.6 l/100 km)	229 g/km
2006–2010	Viano 3.0 CDI TouchShift	3.0 L, 6 in-V	204 PS (150 kW)	440 N·m (325 lb·ft)	123 mph (198 km/h)	9.2 s	30.7 mpg_-imp (9.2 l/100 km)	244 g/km
Petrol
	Viano 3.0 V6 TouchShift	3.2 L, 6 in-V	190 PS (140 kW)
	Viano 3.2 V6 TouchShift	3.2 L, 6 in-V	218 PS (160 kW)
2004–2007	Viano 3.7 V6 TouchShift	3.7 L, 6 in-V	231 PS (170 kW)	345 N·m (254 lb·ft)	119 mph (192 km/h)	11.0 s	23.2 mpg_-imp (12.2 l/100 km)	294 g/km
2007-	Viano 3.5 V6 TouchShift	3.5 L, 6 in-V	258 PS (190 kW)	340 N·m (251 lb·ft)	127 mph (204 km/h)	9.3 s	23.7 mpg_-imp (11.9 l/100 km)	284 g/km
n/a	Viano 4.4 Brabus TouchShift	4.3 L, 6 in-V	325 PS (239 kW)	430 N·m (317 lb·ft)	143 mph (230 km/h)	7.2 s	n/a	n/a
n/a	Viano 6.1 Brabus TouchShift	6.0 L, 8 in-V	426 PS (313 kW)	621 N·m (458 lb·ft)	152 mph (245 km/h)	6.2 s	n/a	n/a

Safety

Two head-on airbags and (on higher trim levels) front side airbags are fitted as standard, with front window airbags available as an option. Electronic stability control (ESP), traction control system (ASR), anti-lock braking system (ABS), electronic brakeforce distribution (EBV) and brake assist (BAS) are all fitted as standard. If BAS is activated, the hazard lights flash to warn following motorists that the Viano driver is undertaking an emergency braking manoeuvre.^[13]

Each seat is fitted with a three-point seatbelt with belt tensioner and force limiter and an adjustable head restraint.

The Viano underwent the Euro NCAP car safety tests in 2008 and achieved the following ratings:^[14]

Euro NCAP	Rating
Adult occupant:
Child occupant:
Pedestrian:

The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) also tested the Viano and gave it a score of 32.66 points out of 37.^[15] It is the only van in Australasia to achieve the maximum five-star rating.

ANCAP	Rating
Safety:

Environmental impact

EcoTest analysed the emissions from the EU4-compliant 2.0 CDI 116 PS (85 kW; 114 hp) and 2.2 CDI 150 PS (110 kW; 148 hp) manuals and the EU5-compliant 2.2 CDI 163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp) TouchShift; the results are below:

(68/100)^[16]	2006–2010	2.0 CDI Manual	116 hp	Diesel
(46/100)^[16]	2004–2010	2.2 CDI Manual	150 hp	Diesel

Next Green Car - an expert environmental organisation that analyses official vehicle emissions data rated the Viano. These Green Ratings (from 0 (cleanest) to 100 (dirtiest)) are listed below:^[17]

68	2006–2010	3.0 CDI TouchShift	204 hp
70	2004–2010	2.0 CDI TouchShift	116 hp
71	2004–2010	2.0 CDI Manual	116 hp
71	2004–2010	2.2 CDI Manual	150 hp
75	2007–2010	3.5 V6 TouchShift	258 hp
79	2004–2010	2.2 CDI TouchShift	150 hp

Reviews

Rear 3/4 view pre-facelift

The Mercedes-Benz Viano has received mixed to positive reviews from the motoring press. The van-based design is seen as a blessing by some critics and a failing by others. As of July 2010 reviews for the facelifted Viano are not available.

AA, The ^[18]
'Image is everything in the world of business and it should come as no surprise that the Viano is the big cheese in the executive travel world.'
Autocar ^[19]
'Still more van than MPV. Airport transport.'
Parker's ^[20]
'Pros: Capable of carrying eight in comfort, massive and versatile interior, superb diesels'.
'Cons: Sheer size makes it difficult to manoeuvre, can't hide commercial vehicle origins.'
RAC ^[21]
'With its rare combination of spacious seating and generous luggage capacity, the Viano is a paragon of practicality...'
What Car? ^[22]
'For - Comes with a choice of two wheelbases and three body lengths, plus a variety of seating arrangements and plenty of space inside. The sliding rear side doors ease access.'
'Against - It's an expensive option, whose van roots show through in some areas. The engines are noisy and it's not easy to use the car's full versatility...'
Yahoo! Cars ^[23]
"Most MPVs never make that much sense because when full of people there's nowhere for the lugagge to go. No such problem exists with the vast Viano."^[24]

Motorsports

2006: The Viano was a support vehicle in the Dakar Rally for the Mercedes-Benz Service and Kwikpower team^[25]

2009: The Viano claimed victory in the SUV category in the 19th Rallye Aicha des Gazelles with Irishwoman Jeanette James as pilot and Frenchwoman Anne-Marie Ortola as navigator.^[25]

Production

On 16 April 2010 the assembly of the Viano W639 began at the Fujian Daimler Automotive plant in Fúzhōu, China. Forty per cent of the components and automotive parts of the Chinese model version are manufactured by local companies. The Chinese model was launched on the Chinese (Hong Kong, PRC and Republic), the South Korean and Southeast Asian market in April 2010.^[26]^[27]

2010 facelift

Viano

Viano, long version

Rear view of Viano, long version

Changes to the Viano range include standard BlueEFFICIENCY technology, new interior trim materials, new ambient lighting system with dimmable individual LED reading lamps and fibre optic units, optional rear seat entertainment system, redesigned cockpit, new suspension with front and rear axles revised and specially tuned to match each specific model and EU 5 emission standards compliance.^[28]

The face lifted range included four and six-cylinder diesel and petrol engines rated 100 kW (126 hp) to 190 kW (258 hp) (CDI 2.0, CDI 2.2, CDI 3.0, 3.5).^[29]^[30]

A four-wheel drive (4MATIC) is optional on models with 4-cylinder diesel engines. In normal operation the system transfers driving power in a 35:65 split between the front and rear axles. The 4MATIC system does not have mechanical differential locks, but an electronic traction system (4ETS). If one or more wheels loses traction on a slippery surface, the system applies brief pulses of brake pressure to the spinning wheels thus increasing torque to wheels with good grip. Vehicles with four-wheel drive have a higher ride height, which increases approach, departure and breakover angles (20°/28°/19° respectively, versus 14°/22°/14° in conventional rear-wheel-drive models). The all-wheel drive adds 80 kg to the total weight of the vehicle.^[31]

Vito

Post-facelift Vito

The facelifted version of the Vito began from September 2010, and features restyled front and rear lights, restyled front bumpers, and more-efficient diesel engines adapted from the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter range. The Vito's suspension, instrumentation, steering wheel, and overall quality of materials was also improved.^[32]

Early models included Vito 110 CDI, Vito 113 CDI, Vito 116 CDI, Vito 122 CDI, Vito 126, with 3 body lengths (compact, long, extra-long).^[33]^[34]

Vito E-CELL (2010-)

Presentation of the 'Mercedes-Benz Vito E-Cell' at the headquarters of the Committee of the Regions, during "Open Days" (Brussels, 5 October 2010)

The E-Cell was unveiled in 2010 Post Expo,^[35] powered by a 36 kWh lithium-ion battery located in the underfloor unit, electric motor rated 81 PS (60 kW; 80 hp) and 280 N·m (207 lb·ft).

In 2012 a seven-seater Vito E-Cell was unveiled in 2012 Geneva Motor Show^[36] with electric motor (60 kW, 280 Nm), power electronics, transformer and AC/DC charger under the bonnet; lithium-ion batteries under the passenger compartment floor.

The Vito E-Cell is the first electric vehicle mass-produced in Spain. It will be fabricated by Mercedes-Benz Spain, in the factory of Vitoria-Gasteiz. The first manufactured units (91 already) were presented on 7 February 2011. The goal is to produce 474 units by the end of the year. Most of them will be sold to foreign companies (mainly in Germany; Berlin and Stuttgart), though the Basque supermarket gamble Eroski has got four vans for distribution duties. Last year, the government made a plan in order to encourage this kind of cars. 590 million € will be funded, from which 7 have gone to the 'E-Cell' project. This project will also be supported by the Basque and German governments.

Mercedes-Benz has chosen its Spanish factory in Vitoria for fabricating exclusively this van, which will substitute the current models Vito and Viano (the commercial-transport and passenger-carrier versions, respectively). Mercedes-Benz expected 100 vehicles to be produced by the end of 2010 and a further 2,000 by the end of 2011.^[37]

The Vito E-Cell utilizes a front-wheel drive setup to save installation space for a 36-kWh lithium-ion battery pack housed underneath the van's cargo area. The E-Cell's electric motor has 60 kW (80 horsepower) and 207 pound-feet of torque. The electric van has a range of 81 mi (130 km) and a top speed of 50 mph (80 km/h). ^[38] The UK market was allocated 50 vehicles for the first year. All customers are to be vetted to ensure suitability and must return the van after four years to Mercedes.^[39]

The Vito E-Cell is a long van, with a distance of 3.2 meters between the axes, so that there is enough space for the batteries. With this aim of saving space, only the front-drive version is offered, unlike in the previous model, so a long development was needed, although some suspension components of the AWD (all-wheel drive) version were used. The vehicle has a payload capacity of 900 kg, and a permissible total weight of three tons (3.050 kg, exactly).
The car does not show external changes with the other versions (except for the decoration): the body has not been modified, both the double side door and the helpful back 'gate' remain as before. The place for the refueling has also been used for the recharging connection.

The Vito E-Cell has got a complete and modern equipment. Among the main novelties, this model has a special heater connected to the high voltage network and to the basic heating system, in order to ensure pleasant conditions even in the coldest months.

In terms of safety, the new Mercedes keeps the same level as the other Vito models. The vehicle has an internal combustion engine, so, if a collision occurs, the batteries are protected by a shock element. The active safety also makes that the high-technology voltage network turns off when the airbag control unit activates. The Vito E-Cell comes standard with the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and dual airbags.

This van is driven by an electric battery. This battery is placed under the chassis (where the petrol tank and the prop-shaft are normally), while the engine, the transformer and the charger are located in the engine's (a block of four or six cylinders) usual position, under the hood.

The battery consists of a Lithium ion battery pack split into 16 modules with 192 cells in all, with high energy density and a rated voltage of 360 volts. They are supplied by the company Magna, and they have a maximum range of 130 km (just as the engine), but this can be reduced by the weather conditions, the ground's topography or even the cargo volume. It is considered that a range between 90 km and 100 km could be more realistic. Either way, it is supposed to be enough for a workday in urban delivery. The batteries weigh 550 kg; their life is unknown. Their total charge time is six hours through a high voltage system (380 or 400 volts); with a domestic 230 volt supply the total charge time is double, about 12 hours. The total battery capacity is 36 kWh, 32 kWh are available for the vehicle operation. Moreover, Mercedes-Benz offers the vehicle in the form of 'renting', in which the manufacturer takes charge of updating the batteries when necessary.

The electric engine is a permanent synchronous magnet drive with a constant power of 60 kW (equivalent to 81,6 hp) and a maximum power of 70 kW (about 95 hp). The speed is limited to 80 km/h, and it has a maximum torque of 280 Nm instantly available, which lets the van have a similar dynamic performance to one equipped with a modern diesel engine.

Engines^[40]^[41]

Petrol engines
Model	Years	Type/code	Power, torque@rpm
Viano 3.0	2010-	3,199 cc (195.2 cu in) V6 (M 112 E 35)	190 PS (140 kW; 187 hp)@5600, 270 N·m (199 lbf·ft)@2750-4750
Viano 3.5	2010-	3,498 cc (213.5 cu in) V6 (M 272 KE 35)	258 PS (190 kW; 254 hp)@5900, 340 N·m (251 lbf·ft)@2500-5000
Vito 119	2010-	3,199 cc (195.2 cu in) V6 (M 112 E 32)	190 PS (140 kW; 187 hp)@5600, 270 N·m (199 lbf·ft)@2750-4750
Vito 126	2010-	3,498 cc (213.5 cu in) V6 (M 272 KE 35)	258 PS (190 kW; 254 hp)@5900, 340 N·m (251 lbf·ft)@2500-4000

Diesel engines
Model	Years	Type/code	Power, torque@rpm
Viano 2.0 CDI	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@3800, 310 N·m (229 lb·ft)@1400-2600
Viano 2.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@2800-3000, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1600-2600
Viano 2.0 CDI 4MATIC	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@3800, 310 N·m (229 lb·ft)@1400-2600
Viano 2.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY 4MATIC	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@2800-3000, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1600-2600
Viano 2.2 CDI	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1600-2400
Viano 2.2 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1400-2400
Viano 2.2 CDI 4MATIC	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1600-2400
Viano 2.2 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY 4MATIC	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lb·ft)@1400-2400
Viano 3.0 CDI	2010-	2,987 cc (182.3 cu in) V6 turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	224 PS (165 kW; 221 hp)@3800, 440 N·m (325 lbf·ft)@1800-2400
Viano 3.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,987 cc (182.3 cu in) V6 turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	224 PS (165 kW; 221 hp)@3800, 510 N·m (376 lbf·ft)@1600-2800
Vito 110 CDI	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	95 PS (70 kW; 94 hp)@3800, 250 N·m (184 lbf·ft)@1400-2400
Vito 110 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	95 PS (70 kW; 94 hp)@3800, 250 N·m (184 lbf·ft)@1400-2400
Vito 113 CDI	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@3800, 310 N·m (229 lbf·ft)@1400-2600
Vito 113 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 651 DE 22 LA red.)	136 PS (100 kW; 134 hp)@3800, 310 N·m (229 lbf·ft)@1400-2600
Vito 116 CDI	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lbf·ft)@1600-2400
Vito 116 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,143 cc (130.8 cu in) I4 two-stage turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	163 PS (120 kW; 161 hp)@3800, 360 N·m (266 lbf·ft)@1600-2400
Vito 122 CDI	2010-	2,987 cc (182.3 cu in) V6 turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	224 PS (165 kW; 221 hp)@3800, 440 N·m (325 lbf·ft)@1400-2800
Vito 122 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	2,987 cc (182.3 cu in) V6 turbo (OM 642 DE 30 LA)	224 PS (165 kW; 221 hp)@3800, 440 N·m (325 lbf·ft)@1400-2800

Electric
Model	Years	Type/code	Power, torque@rpm
Vito E-CELL	2010-	Electric motor ()	continuous: 81 PS (60 kW; 80 hp)@?, 280 N·m (207 lb·ft)@? maximum: 95 PS (70 kW; 94 hp)@?

Beginning with September 2011, BlueEFFICIENCY models of Viano and Vito include a new generator management system converts part of the kinetic energy produced into electric energy, which is then stored in the battery.^[42]

Transmissions

Petrol engines
Model	Years	Types
Viano 3.0	2010-	?
Viano 3.5	2010-	five-speed automatic

Diesel engines
Model	Years	Types
Viano 2.0 CDI	2010-	ECO Gear six-speed manual, five-speed automatic
Viano 2.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	ECO Gear six-speed manual, five-speed automatic
Viano 2.0 CDI 4MATIC	2010-	five-speed automatic
Viano 2.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY 4MATIC	2010-	five-speed automatic
Viano 2.2 CDI	2010-	ECO Gear six-speed manual, five-speed automatic
Viano 2.2 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	ECO Gear six-speed manual, five-speed automatic
Viano 2.2 CDI 4MATIC	2010-	five-speed automatic
Viano 2.2 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY 4MATIC	2010-	five-speed automatic
Viano 3.0 CDI	2010-	five-speed automatic
Viano 3.0 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY	2010-	five-speed automatic

Performance

Diesel engines
Model	Years	top speed	acceleration (s)	fuel economy	emission (g/km)
Viano 2.0 CDI	2010-	108 mph (174 km/h)	14.1	38.7 mpg_-imp (7.30 l/100 km)	192
Viano 2.0 CDI TouchShift	2010-	107 mph (172 km/h)	13.1	34.5 mpg_-imp (8.2 l/100 km)	216
Viano 2.2 CDI	2010-	117 mph (188 km/h)	12.1	38.7 mpg_-imp (7.30 l/100 km)	192
Viano 2.2 CDI TouchShift	2010-	113 mph (182 km/h)	11.1	34.5 mpg_-imp (8.2 l/100 km)	216
Viano 3.0 CDI TouchShift	2010-	125 mph (201 km/h)	9.1	32.8 mpg_-imp (8.6 l/100 km)	226

All Viano and Vito engines conformed to Euro 5 emission standards.

Security

The Viano was tested by Thatcham's New Vehicle Security Ratings (NVSR) organisation and achieved the following ratings:^[43]

NVSR	Rating
Theft of car:
Theft from car:

Environmental impact

(64/100)^[16]	2010 - on	2.2 CDI TouchShift	163 hp	Diesel

Next Green Car - an expert environmental organisation that analyses official vehicle emissions data rated the Viano. These Green Ratings (from 0 (cleanest) to 100 (dirtiest)) are listed below:^[17]

53	2010-on	2.0 CDI Manual	136 hp
53	2010-on	2.2 CDI Manual	163 hp
59	2010-on	2.0 CDI TouchShift	136 hp
59	2010-on	2.2 CDI TouchShift	163 hp
62	2010-on	3.0 CDI TouchShift	224 hp

2013 update

During 2013 a number of special editions were launched; including the Grand Edition Viano launched at Geneva Motor Show. Two special version for the Japanese markets were launched the V350 White Edition (50 units) and Black Edition (170 units) with additional equipment, large alloy wheels and leather interior.^[44]

Two updated camper vans were launched at the 2013 Caravan Salon; the Fun and Marco Polo.^[45]