GLC [Official] Mercedes-Benz GLC (X253)

hannaz · Sep 12, 2017

Mr. Mercedes · Sep 13, 2017

The updated interior which will make it's way to the C and GLC is very nice. The wide format screen, digital instruments and new touch pad are excellent upgrades.

The front bumper seems a bit too square edged for the very smooth headlamp shape and lines of the GLC.

Rainer271 · Sep 15, 2017

Merc1 · Sep 15, 2017

I like the front end and the overall look of the F Cell version.

M

SKY · Sep 15, 2017

Merc1 said:
I like the front end and the overall look of the F Cell version.

M

Much better than the stupid looking standard bumper.

Probably these are the looks of the facelift.

Wolfgang · Sep 27, 2017

Following the debut of a pre-production model at the IAA, the production model of the GLC F-Cell is expected to arrive around August of 2018 according to MB Passion. Like the predecessor it may be offered only for lease.

Serienmodell des GLC F-CELL kommt voraussichtlich 2018 - Mercedes-Benz Passion Blog / Mercedes Benz, smart, Maybach, AMG

Merc1 · Sep 27, 2017

Wish you could get that look on a regular GLC300.

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Monster · Sep 27, 2017

Merc1 said:
Wish you could get that look on a regular GLC300.

M

Probably will come face lift time.

Kowalski · Sep 28, 2017

hannaz · Jan 24, 2018

hannaz · Mar 16, 2018

Really loved the front end treatment in this F-Cell version, especially grille & bumpers

Monster · Apr 26, 2018

Surprise to see, the GLC face lift might get different headlights and front grill. This might be MB's move to differentiate it from the C class, and give it a similar front end as the new GLE.

2019 Mercedes GLC facelift spy photo photo

Mr. Mercedes · Apr 26, 2018

Monster said:
Surprise to see, the GLC face lift might get different headlights and front grill. This might be MB's move to differentiate it from the C class, and give it a similar front end as the new GLE.

2019 Mercedes GLC facelift spy photo photo

Surprised to see new headlights. They must be giving the SUV range a recognizable face.

hannaz · Jun 12, 2018

Srbb · Jun 29, 2018

Rolf · Jun 29, 2018

Nice to see the FL will change the graphics on the front lights and make it look much more different than the C-class. It's a great looking SUV the GLC and these changes will make it even more attractive against its formidable rivals.

bialkov · Jul 3, 2018

2019 Mercedes GLC Spied With New Headlights, Taillights

Jul 03, 2018 at 6:08am

By: Adrian Padeanu, Editor 2019 Mercedes GLC Spied With New Headlights, Taillights

A red light was the perfect opportunity for our spies to get close to a barely disguised prototype.
It’s safe to say Mercedes has a busy schedule up ahead when it comes to SUV launches. Not only is it putting the finishing touches on the GLE and the GLS, but it’s also getting ready to expand its portfolio with the addition of a first-ever GLB. At the same time, the GLC is getting ready for a nip and tuck as evidenced in our spy shots with a barely camouflaged prototype.

The biggest changes on the outside will be limited to the fresh design of the headlights and taillights, but without modifying the shape of the clusters since that would require modifying the body panels which would be too expensive for a facelift. Mercedes was kind enough to partially reveal the snazzy LED lights of this test vehicle and we can clearly see the new daytime running light signature at the front and the updated graphics of the taillights.
A large piece of white fabric was covering the front bumper, which has likely gone through some mild changes for the GLC’s mid-cycle revision. Not that many people will notice, but the undisguised rear bumper is actually a little bit different compared to the ones currently available for the posh crossover and it hosts a pair of blacked-out exhaust tips.

While we can’t see what’s inside the prototype, from some angles it’s easy to notice the tablet-styled infotainment screen is there, so don’t hold your breath for that high-tech look seen recently in bigger GLE. The silver lining is Mercedes will bump the COMAND’s screen size and it will pair it with an optional digital instrument cluster as seen for the first time last year with the GLC F-Cell.

The refreshed GLC could debut in the weeks to come considering this test vehicle had very little camo. When Mercedes will eventually decide to unveil the crossover, expect the GLC 220d and the AMG 43 to get more power as part of an updated engine lineup mirroring that of the C-Class facelift.

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