Mercedes-Benz E-Class, W213 / V213 / S213 (EU)

Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval

Mercedes-Benz E-Class, W213 / V213 / S213 (EU) manual transmission fluid capacity is 1,2 liters. The data covers 5 configurations.

The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.

Type	Specifications
E 180 (M 264), 213.076/176 (2018-2023)	Use: Normal Capacity 1,2 liter Code: 716.6xx 6/1
E 200 d (OM654.916), 213.012/212 (2018-2023)	Use: Normal Capacity 1,2 liter Code: 716.7** 6/1
E 180, 213.040/140 (2017-2018)	Use: Normal Capacity 1,2 liter Code: 716.702 6/1
E 200, 213.042/142/242 (2016-2019)	Use: Normal Capacity 1,2 liter Code: 716.702 6/1
E 250, 213.045/245 (2016-2018)	Use: Normal Capacity 1,2 liter Code: 716.702 6/1

Across all listed configurations of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 / V213 / S213 (EU), the manual transmission fluid capacity is uniformly specified at 1.2 liters under normal use conditions.
A 1.2-liter fill volume is characteristic of a service fill, meaning the quantity required when fluid is drained and refilled during routine maintenance rather than a full overhaul with a dry gearbox.
The E 180 with the M 264 engine, covering chassis codes 213.076 and 213.176 from 2018-2023, shares the same 1.2-liter capacity as the earlier E 180 on chassis 213.040 and 213.140, which was produced for the 2017-2018 period.
The E 200 d with the OM 654.916 diesel engine, spanning 2018-2023, carries the same 1.2-liter manual transmission fluid capacity as the petrol-engined variants in the lineup.
The E 200 on chassis codes 213.042, 213.142, and 213.242 was produced from 2016-2019 and also holds 1.2 liters of manual transmission fluid under normal service conditions.
The E 250 on chassis codes 213.045 and 213.245, covering 2016-2018, rounds out the listed configurations with an identical 1.2-liter manual transmission fluid capacity.
All five configurations reference normal use conditions, which in fluid service terminology generally denotes standard driving cycles without the elevated thermal or mechanical stress associated with severe-use classifications.