US EditionNew Mercedes GLC Images Give Hint of Firm’s Future SUV Design
MUNICH, GERMANY, AUG 4 – Mercedes-Benz's new electric GLC features an illuminated grille with 942 backlit dots, signaling a design shift supported by the advanced MB.OS supercomputer and AI technology.
- In a Monday teaser, Mercedes-Benz revealed its redesigned grille for the electric GLC EV, marking its most extreme update yet.
- Amid its electric transition, the brand overhauled its iconic grille, which for over 100 years has been the face of nearly every Mercedes model.
- It features a wide chrome frame, smoked-glass lattice, contour lighting, an optional illuminated version with 942 backlit dots, and more than 100 LEDs for custom effects.
- The world premiere at the Munich IAA on September 7, 2025, will mark a new era with Mercedes' largest product launch yet.
- Beyond the GLC EV, the illuminated grille will appear on all next-gen Mercedes models, as the firm plans to update its combustion lineup in the coming years.
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New Mercedes GLC images give hint of firm’s future SUV design
Mercedes has released a look into its future design language with a teaser shot of the upcoming electric GLC SUV.Although details on the car are limited at this stage, the picture shows the car’s new front end which features a chrome-framed radiator grille that also has a smoked-glass-look and integrated lighting.Gordon Wagener, chief design officer...
Mercedes-Benz has released the first look at the new GLC, which will make its debut at the Munich Motor Show. The new model promises to usher in a new era of design for the brand.
In a car world with less and less radiator grills and flat muzzles, Mercedes wants to attract attention again – with chrome grill.
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