Why was the Mercedes-Benz GLK discontinued?

[McGabriel]

Automotive design constantly evolves and upgrades with the times. It is a normal phenomenon and a universal rule for older models to be phased out and replaced by newer ones. Therefore, the Mercedes-Benz GLK has been upgraded and replaced by the Mercedes-Benz GLC. Below is an introduction to the Mercedes-Benz GLK: Model: The Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class is a crossover SUV model targeted at urban elites. It arrived in mainland China with its rugged exterior design and ambitions to dominate its segment. The GLK's front features a large grille combined with lines on the front bumper, creating a bold 'big mouth' impression. However, the horizontally extending grille pushes the oversized three-pointed star emblem to the forefront of the vehicle. The GLK is characterized by sharp, straight lines throughout its design, with no obvious curves to complement them. The side profile is simply composed of several straight lines, and the arrow-shaped turn signals on the side mirrors add a touch of contemporary style. Interior: The GLK's interior upholds Mercedes-Benz's tradition of luxury and refinement, with straight lines as the main theme, complemented by metal panels, achieving a good balance between technological and sporty feels. The interior's dark upper and light lower color scheme adds a sense of warmth to its dynamic appeal. Many aspects of its style and design are inspired by the C-Class sedan, from the steering wheel, instrument panel, center console, gear shift lever to the central armrest, which are almost identical.