The new Mercedes GLB has three screens and seven seats
Mercedes-Benz GLB Receives Tech-Forward Update with Three Screens and Optional Seven-Seat Configuration
Stuttgart, Germany – November 12, 2025, 08:00 CET – Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a meaningful refresh for the GLB, highlighted by a fully digital instrument cluster and infotainment system boasting three screens. The updated compact SUV also offers an optional third-row seat, increasing passenger capacity to seven – a rare feature in its segment. The changes are expected to arrive in dealerships beginning in the first quarter of 2026.
The GLB’s overhaul addresses growing consumer demand for advanced in-car technology and flexible seating arrangements. This update positions the GLB to better compete with rivals offering similar features, particularly as buyers increasingly prioritize connectivity and practicality. The expanded seating option caters to families and those needing occasional extra passenger space, broadening the GLB’s appeal. The refreshed model is a key component of Mercedes-Benz’s strategy to maintain its position in the premium compact SUV market.
The centerpiece of the update is the new MBUX operating system integrated across three screens: a freestanding 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.25-inch central touchscreen,and an optional 10.25-inch passenger display. This configuration provides drivers and passengers with a wealth of facts and entertainment options.
Alongside the technological enhancements, the GLB receives subtle exterior styling revisions, including a redesigned grille and updated headlight and taillight designs.The interior also benefits from upgraded materials and trim options.
the optional seven-seat configuration remains a notable selling point for the GLB, offering a versatile solution for families or groups needing occasional extra seating. While the third row is best suited for children, it provides a valuable option for those who occasionally require additional passenger capacity.