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Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 220 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 250 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 250 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 300 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 350 e 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2019 AMG 43 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 220 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 250 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 250 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 300 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 350 e 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2018 AMG 43 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 220 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 250 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 250 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 300 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 350 e 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2017 AMG 43 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 220 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 250 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 250 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 300 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 350 e 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2016 AMG 43 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2015 220 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2015 250 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2015 250 d 4-matic

Mercedes GLC (X253) 2015 300 4-matic

After reforms with the designation, in 2015, the Mercedes-Benz GLC replaced the GLK, and 4 years later, the manufacturer presented the model with the first restyling. For the first time, the car could be seen on February 22, 2019, at a special online presentation, and its international debut took place on the stage of the International Geneva Motor Show. The novelty has received a modernized palette of power units, a redrawn interior, all the most modern options and a refreshed design. It will not be difficult to distinguish it from the pre-reform version. The changes cannot be called cardinal, but the combination of many small touches has significantly changed the image of the model. First of all, I would like to note the new headlights. They slightly changed their shape and received a different filling with focusing lenses and LED daytime running lights around the perimeter. The radiator grille is less convex. Both bumpers have changed. They received a more embossed shape and chrome-plated protective linings. Mercedes Benz GLTs is a five-seat mid-size premium crossover. After restyling, it is 4655 mm long, 1644 mm high, 1890 mm wide and 2873 mm between the wheelsets. The amount of ground clearance directly depends on the configuration. In basic versions, telescopic shock absorbers and coil springs are installed in a circle. In this embodiment, about 181 millimeters remain between the bottom and the ground. More advanced performance options boast a full-fledged pneumatic system that allows you to change the ground clearance depending on the selected mode and road surface. So, on highways, the car is capable of squatting up to 147 millimeters, and off-road to rise up to 227 mm. Trunk size is slightly larger than average. With the backs of the second row raised, when loaded under the shelf, about 550 liters remain in the back. If you donate the back sofa, you can get up to 1600 liters. In the domestic market, the crossover is offered with four different powertrains. All of them have an in-line four-cylinder layout, direct fuel injection and turbocharging. The volume of the engines is 2 liters, and as a transmission only nine-speed hydromechanical automatic transmissions and a proprietary all-wheel drive system are offered. Gasoline Mercedes-Benz GLC is presented in versions 200 and 300. They develop 197 and 258 horsepower, respectively, as well as 320-370 Nm of torque. With such motors, acceleration to a hundred will take 6.2-7.9 seconds, and the maximum speed is 215-240 km / h. Fuel consumption will be 7.4 liters per hundred in the combined driving cycle. Diesel versions of the 220d and 300d crossover produce 194-245 forces and 400-500 Nm of thrust. Acceleration from zero to the first hundred will take 6.5-7.9 seconds, and the high-speed ceiling will be located at around 215-231 km / h. The GLC on heavy fuel consumes 5.4-5.9 liters of diesel for every hundred in the same driving mode with a relaxed driving style. As befits the premium segment, the Mercedes-Benz GLC boasts a wide range of optional equipment. By default, the crossover is equipped with seven airbags, an air conditioning system with two zones of operation, full LED headlights, a proprietary multimedia installation with a 10.25-inch screen, a parking assistant, a premium audio system and an electric drive of the fifth door.