Mercedes V-Class

Equipment

The V-Class, the luxury van for families and small groups

The Mercedes V-Class reinvents group travel: up to seven passengers enjoy a modular cabin with individual leather seats, a fold-out table and dual climate zones. Compartments keep skis, snowboards and equipment protected during the transfer, and the boot takes up to eight suitcases depending on configuration. It is the reference vehicle for large families, groups of friends and corporate teams connecting Geneva, Lyon or Chambéry to the Three Valleys resorts. Your private chauffeur adapts the seat layout to your needs and can fit a child seat on request.

The V-Class for families, groups and ski gear

Seven passengers, eight suitcases, skis, snowboards and equipment bags: the V-Class swallows it all. It is the favourite vehicle of families and groups of friends connecting Geneva, Lyon, Chambéry or Grenoble airports to chalets and residences across the Three Valleys. All-inclusive rates: Geneva → Courchevel from €550, Chambéry → Courchevel from €500, Lyon → Courchevel from €600. Modular layout: forward-facing seats for children, a fold-out table for snacks, or a face-to-face arrangement for groups. Two child seats fitted free on request. For groups of 8 to 19, the Mercedes Sprinter takes over with a dedicated 10 m³ hold. Mountain-road specialist chauffeurs: snow chains on board in winter, knowledge of resort access depending on snow cover, photo stops on request.

V-Class frequently asked questions

How many passengers and bags? Up to 7 passengers with 8 suitcases in total (large + cabin) depending on layout; for 7 passengers with a full ski set each, we recommend the Sprinter. Rates: Geneva → Courchevel from €550, Chambéry → Courchevel from €500, Lyon → Courchevel from €600, all-inclusive. Winter equipment: snow chains on board, blankets, skis and snowboards in the hold at no extra charge; two child seats fitted free on request. Mountain roads: specialist chauffeurs, resort access known by snow conditions, photo stops possible. Journey time: allow 2h30 from Geneva, 1h30 from Chambéry, 2h30 from Lyon in normal conditions, with extra margin recommended in winter.