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- Mercedes-Benz is gearing up to introduce a new electric GLC.
- The product is reportedly scheduled for a US launch in 2026.
The upcoming GLC EV model will succeed the EQC, the compact crossover that marked the debut of the EQ sub-brand in 2020, as part of the luxury automaker’s streamlining efforts. The new GLC EV, slated for release in 2026, will use the advanced MB.EA Platform. Its predecessor was built on a platform designed originally for gas-powered cars. The redesigned EV will address Mercedes’ previous shortcomings with its predecessor. It is expected to offer competitive features, such as a 300-mile range in at least one version. The high-performance AMG version also promises to deliver better driving dynamics to align with the three-pointed star marque’s commitment to blend luxury and performance in its electric lineup.
Bold Design and Cutting-Edge Technology
Spy photos of the GLC EV reveal significant design departures from its gas-powered sibling. The EV shares similar dimensions with its gas-powered sibling, but it has a sleeker roofline, a more aerodynamic design, and a front end that takes cues from Vision EQXX, a futuristic concept. These updates not only enhance aesthetics but also improve efficiency.
Underpinning this model is the MB.EA platform, featuring an
Rapid charging is possible with an 800-volt system. Drivers can
In just 10 minutes, you can add up to 186 miles of range.
In less than 22 minutes, you can recharge from 10% up to 80%. These capabilities are a great advantage.
Mercedes’ upcoming EV is in a position of competition within the electric
crossover market.
Future Prospects for Mercedes’ EV Platforms
