Experience the bold presence of the Mercedes-Benz GLC 400 4MATIC with EQ Technology in Patagonia Red — where electric performance meets refined luxury. This all-electric SUV delivers 360 kW of power, 800 Nm torque, and up to 715 km of range, redefining the future of premium mobility through design, innovation, and precision.
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360 kW Electric Power
800 Nm Instant Torque
0–100 km/h in 4.3 seconds
Up to 715 km Electric Range (WLTP)
330 kW Ultra-Fast Charging
10 min Charge = 305 km Range
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Explore the futuristic cabin and exterior design of this electric SUV. Detailed demonstrations showcase the innovative sky control panoramic sunroof and the expansive pillar-to-pillar infotainment display.
In this video we cover a detailed look at the 2026 Mercedes GLC Electric, including the all-new exterior design and interior layout. We explore the MBUX Hyperscreen display, new seating and interior materials, and how the cabin translates into real-world practicality. We walk through exterior-options like illuminated grille and body styling, then move to the interior tech, layout and user experience inside the GLC Electric. You’ll see how the new design language of Mercedes EV vehicles influences both form and function, and get answers on cargo space, family usability and everyday comfort.
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- My first impression of the infotainment screen was that it was too much, but after watching a few reviews I’ve come to see the benefits. I like the idea of having the continuous background so the screen in front of the passenger is not an ugly black screen. I love the front grill and the tech is very impressive.- Love that it's tech forward while keeping some of the basics in check. No stupid NFC key like Volvo/Polestar. Physical window switches, ac vents and seat controls. This feels much closer to the E and S class in terms of interior materials and feature content compared to to the previous GLC. Not 100% sold on the rear styling but it's something I might get used to, if I were to buy.
- My last 5 cars have been bmw. I've just ordred a glc in this colour, because the ix3 looks too much like a vauxhall grandland and the interior looks basic and cheap with the pointless digital display strip on the windscreen. First video I've seen of the alpine grey, zero regrets. White interior for me though. Can't wait for delivery and excited to sample the 4d dolby atmos with the interactive ambient lighting. Mercedes convert.
- First the rear is ugly and the old car is nicer from the rear. The side profile is more or less the same as the old car. The front looks like a facelift to me and inside except from the silly big screen it is not much different from the out going model so in a nutshell not really impressed Mercedes. The BMW looks a proper step forward and a radical design unlike this.
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