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What are the models of Mercedes-Benz SUVs?

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SanCaroline

07/24/25 1:29am

Mercedes-Benz SUVs include: Mercedes-Benz GLA, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Mercedes-Benz GLS, and Mercedes-Benz G. Below are their related introductions: Introduction to the Mercedes-Benz GLA: The Mercedes-Benz GLA is a model that falls between the new A-Class and the GLA concept car, resembling more of a crossover. This vehicle marks Mercedes-Benz's entry into its fifth SUV series. The Mercedes-Benz GLA will serve as the entry-level role in the Mercedes-Benz SUV product line. Introduction to the Mercedes-Benz GLC: The GLC is a Mercedes-Benz SUV class based on the C-Class platform, rearranged starting from 2015. Essentially, the Mercedes-Benz GLC can be seen as the coupe version of the GLK. Introduction to the Mercedes-Benz GLS: The Mercedes-Benz GLS will adopt the same 4-seat design as the ML-Class. Similar to the BMW X6 and Audi Q6, the Mercedes-Benz GLS will also feature a sloping fastback roof. The Mercedes-Benz GLS is likely to be positioned as a high-end sports model, therefore it will be equipped with a V6 or V8 engine in terms of power.

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LeMadeline

08/10/25 9:09pm

When it comes to driving Mercedes-Benz off-road vehicles, I have to say the G-Class series is my absolute favorite. Starting with the entry-level G 350, it’s equipped with a 2.0-liter engine—plenty of power for daily use and fuel-efficient, making it ideal for city commutes or weekend adventures. Then there’s the G 500, a true V8 beast with an output of up to 416 horsepower, effortlessly tackling steep climbs and water crossings. The AMG G 63 is even more ferocious, accelerating from 0-100km/h in under 5 seconds, paired with a luxurious interior that turns heads. Mercedes has also introduced the electric EQG concept, set to launch next year, emphasizing zero-emission off-roading. All these models inherit the G-Class’s hardcore DNA—ladder frame and locking differentials—but the newer versions offer significant comfort upgrades. I once drove a friend’s older G 500 in the desert, and it felt as stable as a tank, though the newer models are even more manageable. Choosing one depends on budget and needs: the AMG versions are wild but thirsty, while the electric EQG is the future.

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