Before a new car comes to market, it's subjected to many months, sometimes years, of rigorous testing around the world. Sweden often hosts a big part of that journey, its cold northern expanses offering the perfect mix of frigid temperatures and frozen surfaces.

Mercedes is integrating its electric and combustion vehicles, gradually phasing out the "EQ" lineup. The new GLC with EQ Technology will replace the EQC, discontinued in 2023, and will be offered in the United States.

Mercedes-Benz has revealed the first images of the new all-electric GLC as it undergoes winter testing ahead of its debut in Munich in September this year. Known officially as the ‘GLC with EQ Technology’,

Mercedes-Benz has hinted that the upcoming GLC EV will get a dual-speed transmission and a front drive-unit which can be rapidly engaged or disengaged in an instant when extra traction is required. This will enable the GLC to run in two-wheel drive for most of the time, enhancing efficiency and boosting the range.

Mercedes-Benz is taking its best-selling SUV into the electric era with the all-new GLC, a battery-powered evolution of its popular model. Equipped with the brand’s latest EQ technology, the all-electric GLC aims to reach new heights in efficiency,

Mercedes-Benz EQC compact SUV has been part of the brand’s bestselling GLC model range since 2021. Except for America, that is. So, years after other markets could buy one, it seems as if America will finally get one as well.

The all-electric GLC will feature an 800-volt battery architecture for incredible DC fast charging performance.

Preliminary details have also been provided, including new materials introduced to improve energy density. It's finally coming to America.

The GLC has long reigned as the most popular SUV model from Mercedes-Benz and, in 2024, it was the brand’s best-selling series. Now, customers can anticipate an exciting addition: a new all-electric GLC will enhance the lineup.