How much bigger is the Mercedes GLC compared to the GLB?

[DiAva]

The Mercedes GLB has a length of 4638 mm, width of 1834 mm, height of 1687 mm, and a wheelbase of 2829 mm. The Mercedes GLC measures 4764 mm in length, 1898 mm in width, 1642 mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2973 mm. Mercedes GLC space: When the rear seats are fully folded down, the transition is smooth, featuring a long engine hood and 5 driving mode options. The trunk space of the GLC offers more spacious passenger and storage room compared to the previous generation model. Mercedes GLC configuration information: Parameters such as gradient, steering angle, direction of travel, roll angle, as well as throttle scale and braking degree are all dynamically displayed in real-time on the central display, keeping the center console clean and tidy. The height is reduced by 50 mm, and the GLC comes with a rich array of comfort and safety features, especially the personalized settings that can maximize the driver's needs.

[NorahAnn]

As a Mercedes SUV enthusiast who has thoroughly compared the dimensions of the GLC and GLB, I can confirm the GLC is significantly larger. Based on the specifications, the GLC measures approximately 4.82 meters in length, 1.89 meters in width, and 1.71 meters in height, while the GLB comes in at around 4.63 meters long, 1.83 meters wide, and 1.66 meters tall. This means the GLC is nearly 19 centimeters longer, 6 centimeters wider, and 5 centimeters taller, offering substantially more interior space. The rear legroom gains over a dozen centimeters, and luggage loading becomes noticeably easier. However, the GLB's more compact design makes it better suited for urban parking, whereas the GLC requires extra caution when navigating older residential areas. These differences genuinely impact daily driving choices.

[DeDamian]

I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz GLB for a while, and last week I test-drove my friend's new GLC. The difference is noticeable. The GLC is a full size larger overall, with nearly 20 cm more in length and almost 30 liters more trunk capacity, making it easier to fit a stroller plus luggage. However, the GLB is more compact, offers better fuel efficiency, and is easier to park. The two models cater to different needs—the GLB is a compact and practical seven-seater with tight rear seating, while the GLC is a mid-size luxury SUV with ample space, suiting different family requirements. Choosing between them depends on actual usage. For example, I prefer the GLB for short trips like school runs, while the GLC is more comfortable for long-distance road trips.

[DerekLee]

I've had hands-on experience with both the Mercedes-Benz GLC and GLB, and the size difference is quite noticeable. The GLC exceeds 4.8 meters in length, while the GLB measures under 4.7 meters – a gap of about 19 centimeters. The GLB is also narrower by 5-6 centimeters and slightly lower in height. Inside, particularly in the rear seats, the GLC offers about a fist's worth of extra knee room compared to the front seats. However, this difference isn't without trade-offs: the GLB is more compact, fuel-efficient, and nimble to handle, making it easier to navigate through urban alleys, whereas the GLC has a more commanding presence but a larger turning radius. Choosing between them depends on your typical driving conditions and budget.

[VonCarmen]

I've driven quite a few Mercedes-Benz models, and the GLC is indeed much larger than the GLB. The difference in length is nearly 20 centimeters, with a few centimeters' gap in width and height as well. The GLC has a longer wheelbase, allowing for more legroom in the back seats. The GLB is smaller but features a three-row seating design—though the back row is cramped, it's usable in a pinch. The GLC, being purely a five-seater, offers more spaciousness and comfort, making it ideal for those prioritizing space, though parking can be a bit more challenging. The usage environment is crucial; for instance, living in the city where parking is difficult, I'd prefer the GLB's compact size.