The brand-new Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV: Attractive on every single route
The GLC is characterised by a dynamic and bold appearance, luxury appeal, the latest in digitalisation, and efficient and sporty driving performance.

Clear lines and dynamic proportions characterise the design of the new GLC.
The sporty presence of the SUV is just as impressive in the city as it is off the road.
The new GLC is the most dynamic model in the luxury lifestyle SUV family from Mercedes-Benz.
The GLC is characterised by a dynamic and bold appearance, luxury appeal, the latest in digitalisation, and efficient and sporty driving performance.
The initial South African range will consist of GLC 220 d, GLC 300 d and GLC 300, all enhanced by mild-hybrid technology.
The new Mercedes-Benz GLC (X254) is even more dynamic, powerful and sustainable. Locally available with an innovative mild-hybrid system with 48V technology and an integrated starter generator, the brand-new model sets heightened standards for driving enjoyment, efficiency, advanced design and a luxurious, practical cabin.
“With the new GLC, which spearheads the next generation of our luxury lifestyle SUV range, we are continuing a success story into the future: since its global introduction, 2.6 million customers have decided in favour of the class-leading GLC line-up,” said Mark Raine, co-CEO of Mercedes-Benz South Africa and executive director of Mercedes-Benz Cars South Africa. “Likewise, it’s been a massive success in the South African market and is one of the most sought-after cars in our product portfolio.”

Mercedes-Benz entered the mid-size SUV segment in 2008, with the GLK. ‘Trendsetter in a booming vehicle class’ – that’s how the press kit at the time described it. Its exterior design was unmistakably derived from the G-Class, the forefather of all Mercedes-Benz SUVs.
In 2015, the brand presented its successor under the name GLC. This also impressed with the excellent safety typical of the brand, state-of-the-art assistance systems, energy efficiency and high dynamics. Since the introduction of the GLC, and of its direct predecessor, the GLK, Mercedes-Benz has sold more than 2.6 million vehicles worldwide. The GLC presented now is the third generation, and seamlessly continues this success story.
“The GLC continues our design philosophy with its sensual purity and, like the entire SUV portfolio, exudes intelligence and emotion,” said Gorden Wagener, chief design officer of Mercedes-Benz AG. “With its beauty and exceptional flair, we have been able to create the modern luxury that is the hallmark of Mercedes-Benz.”
The GLC is now available to purchase from all Mercedes-Benz South Africa agent partners, or online at www.mercedes-benz.co.za.
