Mercedes-Benz Unveils All-Electric GLC, Boasting up to 713km Range & Advanced Tech
[City, Date] – Mercedes-Benz is electrifying its popular GLC SUV, launching a new all-electric model poised to challenge the EV market. The new Mercedes GLC Electric promises a blend of practicality, luxury, and cutting-edge technology, with a maximum range of up to 713 kilometers (single-motor versions) on a single charge.
The initial launch will feature the GLC 400 4MATIC model, equipped with two electric motors delivering a combined maximum power of 489 hp. The rear motor is the primary power source, generating 340 hp and paired with a two-speed automatic transmission. A lithium-ion battery with a usable net capacity of 94.5 kWh powers the vehicle, offering up to 650 kilometers of range for the 4MATIC version.
charging is remarkably fast thanks to an 800V architecture,allowing the GLC Electric to recharge from 10% to 80% in under 15 minutes at a maximum power of 330 kW – enough for 303 kilometers of range in just 10 minutes. The vehicle also features a highly efficient brake energy regeneration system, recovering over 99% of energy with a maximum recovery capacity of 300 kW.
Beyond range and performance, the electric GLC incorporates advanced features including:
Airmatic adaptive pneumatic suspension (optional, part of the “Agility & Comfort” package), known from the S-class.
Rear-axle steering (optional, part of the “Agility & Comfort” package) allowing the rear wheels to turn up to 4.5º for enhanced stability and maneuverability.
Highway Driving Assistant enabling hands-off driving at speeds up to 95 km/h, alongside emergency braking, lane keeping, and traffic sign recognition.
Panoramic roof available with the advanced “Sky Control” feature for adjustable clarity.* towing capacity of up to 2.4 tons (with brake) and a trailer maneuver assistant.
Mercedes-Benz confirms the new electric GLC will arrive in showrooms in spring of 2026. While pricing has not yet been announced, the company aims to keep the price difference minimal compared to the traditional combustion engine GLC models with equivalent specifications.
