Entry-Level Mercedes-Benz VLE 300 Gets Two New AMG Line Versions, Grand Limousine Gets a Little Mean
- This week, Mercedes-Benz expanded its European VLE van range and updated its GLE and GLS SUV lineups in Australia, introducing new engine choices and trim packages to strengthen its global vehicle portfolio.
- To enhance the VLE's sporty appeal, the company introduced the AMG Line and AMG Line Plus, featuring distinct exterior styling with chrome accents, aluminum details, and upgraded interior materials in brushed aluminum or carbon fiber.
- Launching later this year, the VLE 400 4MATIC will deliver 416 horsepower from dual motors, while the VLE 300 produces 272 horsepower; new trim packages add $2,500 and $5,800 to the base price.
- Down Under, the brand updated its GLE and GLS models to counter electrified rivals including the XPeng GX and Zeekr 8X, introducing revised engine choices and pricing structures to defend market position.
- While Europeans enjoy the new VLE configurations now, markets in Asia and North America must wait until 2027 for these electric vans, reflecting Mercedes-Benz's phased global rollout of premium offerings.
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