Mercedes-Benz GLS: Deciphering the Price Range of the S-Class of SUVs

Mercedes-Benz GLS is the flagship full-size SUV of the German automaker, which combines luxury, comfort and excellent technical characteristics. The GLS model has become the embodiment of prestige and status, offering owners a high level of equipment and innovation. The interior of the car is made of high-quality materials, is characterized by impeccable assembly. Different possibilities of personalization allow to create a unique interior. The car can accommodate up to seven passengers.

Comfortable seats with multiple adjustments, panoramic roof and multimedia system create an atmosphere of luxury, relaxation. Despite its large size, the GLS has excellent off-road performance thanks to the all-wheel drive system and various electronic driver assistance systems.

Several generations of the Mercedes-Benz GLS have been produced:

• First generation, X166. (2015-2019) is built on the Mercedes-Benz M-Class platform, debuted The car was offered with various engine options, including V6 and V8, as well as with a hybrid powertrain with up to 585 hp Transmission - 9-speed automatic. Body - five-door crossover. The model range: GLS 350d 4MATIC, GLS 450 4MATIC, GLS 550 4MATIC and AMG GLS63. All are offered by default with the 4Matic all-wheel drive system.
• Second generation, X167. (from 2019) is built on the new MHA platform. The car has become bigger, heavier and more technologically advanced. The design has become more dynamic. The engine lineup has been updated and expanded (3L and 4L gasoline engines with up to 850 hp, as well as 3L diesel engines with 330 hp). Transmission is a nine-speed automatic. The body is a five-door station wagon. The base powertrain produces enough power for city and highway driving. For off-roading, look out for the Mercedes-Benz GLS 580 with a V8 engine. The EPA estimates that the 2020 version of the GLS 450 consumes 12 liters per 100 km in city driving and 10 liters per 100 km in highway driving.