C200

C200 is a designation used in multiple industries for products and models that share the C-series naming convention. It does not refer to a single item, but rather to several distinct products, including automotive variants and professional video equipment.

In Mercedes-Benz, C200 designates one or more variants of the C-Class sedan and related body styles in several generations. The label usually denotes a model equipped with a turbocharged four‑cylinder engine, with specifications evolving by market and generation. The C200 forms part of the lineup alongside higher and lower powered variants, and may feature different transmission options, suspension tuning, and standard equipment across model years.

Canon EOS C200 is a professional cinema camera introduced in 2017. It is designed for independent film, documentary, and video production, offering high-resolution recording and a broad dynamic range. The camera supports Canon Log gamma, Dual Pixel CMOS AF, and interchangeable EF lenses, with recording options that include internal RAW (Cinema RAW Light) and XF-AVC formats on memory cards.

Other uses of the C200 designation appear in various electronics, vehicles, or software product codes; meanings vary by manufacturer and context.