Mercedes Benz GLC Class

The Indian market loves its SUVs and all manufacturers make sure to get their SUVs in the Indian market as soon as possible. Mercedes current line up includes a whole variety of SUVs starting from the humble GLA to the top of the G wagon, the Indian market has it all. The 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLC facelift made its public debut at the ongoing Geneva Motor Show. The new model comes with modern style elements and new advanced features. The latest Read More...

While the United States automotive industry has been focusing on China’s rise as a critical market and manufacturing base, India has been on a steady rise and managed to show its potential as another critical market. Thanks to this steady development, Mercedes-Benz will begin exporting its GLC SUV from western India to the United States. Now that Ford isn’t the only manufacturer utilizing India as a source for vehicles in America, which began exporting its EcoSport crossover from Chennai back Read More...

Mercedes-Benz launched a special variant of the GLC-Class known as the GLC Celebration Edition, to mark the 70th anniversary of India’s Independence and also the successful run of the GLC in the Indian market. The Mercedes-Benz GLC Celebration Edition will be available in limited numbers. The model features sporty exterior and a more feature equipped interior over and above the standard model. With this launch, Mercedes-Benz India adds another paint option in the GLC series known as Designo Hyacinth Red. Read More...

The new Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 4MATIC+ and Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 4MATIC+ Coupé are the only vehicles in their segment to be powered by an eight-cylinder biturbo engine. The new, mid-size performance SUV and Coupé are available as basic and S-model variants: the AMG 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine puts out 476 hp or 510 hp with a max. torque of 650 or 700 Nm. The top speed is 250 km/h (electronically limited). The V8 biturbo engine is closely related to engine in the Read More...

Mercedes-Benz India has launched the 'Made in India' GLC today.  The GLC was rolled-out of its assembly line by Roland Folger, Managing Director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India and Piyush Arora, Executive Director, Operations, Mercedes-Benz India. The launch of the 'Made in India' GLC makes it the ninth product to roll out out from Mercedes-Benz India's manufacturing facilities in Chakan, Pune. The locally produced GLC is launched in three variants GLC 220 d 4MATIC Style, GLC 220 d 4MATIC Sport and GLC 300 4MATIC Sport. The Read More...

Mercedes Benz launched the GLC luxury compact SUV in India in the month of June for a price tag staring at Rs. 50.7 lakh (Ex-Showroom, Pune). The model, available in both petrol and diesel variants, is currently brought to the country via the CBU route and is only available in the fully loaded Edition 1 trim level. Also read: Mercedes-Benz GLC 220d and GLC 300 Review : Sinewy Sophistication Now, the German luxury automobile manufacturer has announced local assembly of the Read More...

The new, India-bound Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupé is now available to order, priced from £40,580 OTR (INR 40.24 lakhs). The first UK deliveries will arrive in September. The GLC Coupé is the newest addition to the GLC model range, and "combines SUV practicality with Coupé-style looks". The range starts with the GLC 220 d which has a 2.1-litre 170 hp diesel engine, while tops out with the GLC 250 d which also features the same 2.1-litre engine, but with a higher output of Read More...

Mercedes-Benz launched the highly anticipated GLC in India today. The luxury compact SUV, available with both petrol and diesel engines is priced at INR 50.9 lakhs for the former (GLC 300) and INR 50.7 lakhs for the latter (GLC 220d) - both prices ex-showroom Pune. Initially, the first batch of GLC models will come via the CBU route, and all be fully loaded Edition 1 trim levels. Read - Mercedes-Benz GLC 220d and GLC 300 Review  The engines on offer in Read More...

When you have to replace your worldwide bestseller of an SUV, it better be good. It might come as a surprise to us Indians, but the Mercedes-Benz GLK, the GLC’s predecessor, sold over 6 lakh units globally. The boxy GLK, which debuted at the Beijing Motor Show way back in 2008, however, never came with a right hand drive configuration, which means that India couldn’t contribute to those numbers. Cue to the new GLC, which was globally unveiled at the Read More...