What are the differences between Mercedes-Benz GLA, GLC, and GLK?
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About the differences between Mercedes-Benz GLA, GLC, and GLK are introduced as follows: 1. The vehicle levels and styles of Mercedes-Benz GLA, GLC, and GLK are different: GLA is a product of the transverse engine platform, sharing the same chassis as the A-Class; GLK is based on the longitudinal engine platform, similar to the old C-Class; GLC is the latest longitudinal engine platform, sharing the same chassis as the new C-Class. 2. The engine displacements of Mercedes-Benz GLA, GLC, and GLK are different: Mercedes-Benz GLA offers 1.6T and 2.0T displacements with one dual-clutch transmission option; Mercedes-Benz GLK provides 2.0T and 3.0L displacements with one automatic transmission option; Mercedes-Benz GLC offers one 2.0T displacement with one automatic transmission option. 3. The exterior designs of Mercedes-Benz GLA, GLC, and GLK have differences: The front face of Mercedes-Benz GLA features a diamond grille with a shark-nose front suspension design, and the family-style elegant waistline runs through the body from head to tail; Mercedes-Benz GLC's front grille comes in single and double horizontal bar styles, with a star-patterned grille that highlights the family characteristics; Mercedes-Benz GLK conveys the family characteristics of the new generation of Mercedes-Benz models, paired with angular headlights and front fog lights, presenting a tough and sharp style.