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The newest nameplate in the range of Mercedes SUVs, the GLB, has finally been made available for purchase by the German carmaker, after on Tuesday Mercedes announced the starting prices for the GLB.
In Germany, the car will be sold in two gasoline and four diesel versions. The gasoline variants are the GLB 200 as the entry-level and the GLB 250 4MATIC as the top of the range. The former starts at €37,746.80, while the latter retails from €44,857.05.
Prices for the diesel engines (180 d, 200 d, 200 d 4MATIC and 220 d 4MATIC) range from €37,770.60 to €44,601.20.
As usual, these are only the starting prices. Mercedes offers a series of optional packages that can add between €220 (fog lamps with LED technology) and €1,963 (Business package with seat heating, touchpad, extended MBUX functions, and more) to the starting price.
The new Mercedes-Benz GLC is built on the same platform as the A- and GLA-Class and is the carmaker’s first car to come with the option of adding a third row of seats.
As standard, the car is offered as a five-seater, but two extra seats can be fitted at the rear. Yet they are able to accommodate comfortably only people that do not exceed 1.68 meters in height (5.5 feet).
The SUV is meant to be an occasional off-roader, so it has been designed to look sporty enough as to relay that message. It comes with an upright front section, short overhangs at the front and rear, decent ground clearance, and protective claddings fitted all around..
At the interior, it uses the same widescreen cockpit deployed in other Mercedes vehicles, and is enhanced by the deployment of the MBUX infotainment system, available with a very evolved voice assistant.
The new GLB is the eight compact cars sold by Mercedes, a segment that has proven to be extremely lucrative for the company- in 2018, over 600,000 such vehicles were sold worldwide.
Prices for the diesel engines (180 d, 200 d, 200 d 4MATIC and 220 d 4MATIC) range from €37,770.60 to €44,601.20.
As usual, these are only the starting prices. Mercedes offers a series of optional packages that can add between €220 (fog lamps with LED technology) and €1,963 (Business package with seat heating, touchpad, extended MBUX functions, and more) to the starting price.
The new Mercedes-Benz GLC is built on the same platform as the A- and GLA-Class and is the carmaker’s first car to come with the option of adding a third row of seats.
As standard, the car is offered as a five-seater, but two extra seats can be fitted at the rear. Yet they are able to accommodate comfortably only people that do not exceed 1.68 meters in height (5.5 feet).
The SUV is meant to be an occasional off-roader, so it has been designed to look sporty enough as to relay that message. It comes with an upright front section, short overhangs at the front and rear, decent ground clearance, and protective claddings fitted all around..
At the interior, it uses the same widescreen cockpit deployed in other Mercedes vehicles, and is enhanced by the deployment of the MBUX infotainment system, available with a very evolved voice assistant.
The new GLB is the eight compact cars sold by Mercedes, a segment that has proven to be extremely lucrative for the company- in 2018, over 600,000 such vehicles were sold worldwide.
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