Physical controls include separated cupholders, galvanized vents, and tactile feedback for climate adjustments, emphasizing a blend of luxury and practicality.

The infotainment system integrates AI from Microsoft and Google, featuring a conversational virtual assistant capable of seamless source switching and empathetic interactions.

Advanced driver assistance features include up to ten external cameras, five radar sensors, and twelve ultrasonic sensors, supported by AI-powered MB.DRIVE for enhanced safety.

The interior emphasizes luxury and innovation, with features like optional intelligent zone dimming, which allows different brightness levels for separate displays.

The GLC EV incorporates an 800V architecture and latest battery tech, enabling rapid charging of over 300 kW, adding approximately 160 miles WLTP range in just ten minutes.

It features a 94 kWh battery with an estimated range of 500 to 800 kilometers WLTP, with lower-spec models using lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and higher-end models employing nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) batteries.

The vehicle will offer over 400 miles of range with initial powertrain options including a rear-wheel-drive GLC 300+ with 369 horsepower and an all-wheel-drive GLC 400 4Matic with 483 horsepower, capable of 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds.

Driving dynamics are supported by optional air suspension, rear-axle steering, and terrain modes, ensuring comfort and agility across various terrains.

Ambient lighting can be personalized to match high-resolution atmospheric styles, creating mood settings that coordinate with the digital environment.

Mercedes-Benz is set to unveil the new electric GLC SUV on September 7, featuring a major interior upgrade with the largest-ever MBUX HYPERSCREEN, offering exceptional clarity and vivid colors through advanced LED technology.

This model replaces the EQC and is built on the dedicated MB.EA platform, designed to compete with vehicles like the BMW iX3, with no relation to traditional combustion engine GLCs.

The GLC EV offers increased interior space, including a longer wheelbase, more legroom and headroom, and substantial cargo capacity of up to 1,740 liters with rear seats folded, plus a 128-liter front trunk.