Mercedes-Benz GLS
EMI starts at ₹ 1,45,901/-
GLS Price List
Mercedes-Benz GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs and goes upto ₹ 1.61 Crores. Petrol GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs. Diesel GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs.
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GLS Review
Mercedes-Benz has put its flagship SUV, the GL under the knife and the very first noticeable switch is the fresh name – the GLS. The seven-seater SUV will now fall in line with the German manufacturer’s fresh system of nomenclature where the segments are defined as A, B, C, E and S and the SUVs get the ‘GL’ tag added to the segment. The GLS gets cosmetic updates both internally and externally while under the skin it is the same reliable GL.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS retains the overall form as the current GL but gets fresh front and rear bumpers. The LED headlamps now resemble the S-Class and gets twin barrel headlights. The LED daytime running lamps have become a signature for the three-pointed-star. The high-mounted large front grille has been reworked with vented slats while the bash plate extends further up towards the grille as compared to the current car. The bonnet creases have grown apart and the overall look is butch. The side profile remains the same except for the fresh set of multi-spoke alloy wheels. The tail lamp internals have been reworked and a chrome undress has been added to the tail gate.
The dashboard layout has been continued from the GL but not without tweaks. The AC vents have been rounded around the edges and the COMAND gets a thicker tablet-like display screen. The COMAND controller has been taken over from the fresh C-Class with the touch panel leaning over the rotary knob. The steering is now three-spoke with the layout of the steering-mounted controls being updated as per the latest design. It also gets push-button begin. Electrically operated panoramic sunroof, power adjustable front seats with memory function, recline adjustable rear seats, a dual zone climate control with separate zone for the rear passenger et al proceed to be a part of the long feature list.
On the safety front, you have nine airbags including dual front airbags and total length curtain airbags. The electronic stability program gets traction-control, hill-hold and hill-descent with the standard Six pack, EBD and brake assist. The GL also offers driving modes like convenience, sport and dynamic with economy mode which activates the engine start-stop function.
While the GLS globally will be suggested with five engine options, the India-spec GLS is suggested with the Trio.0-litre V6 diesel which produces 258bhp and 619Nm of torque. It gets a seven-speed AT and 4MATIC AWD system. It also gets rail height adjustment for off-road driving and can be operated electronically. The standard GLS will be followed by the GLS63 AMG which will make use of the Five.5-litre twin-turbo V8 that produces 550bhp and is mated to the 7-speed AMG SPEEDSHIFT transmission.
The GLS will take on the fresh Audi Q7 which was launched last year, the fresh generation Volvo XC90 and the BMW X5 with the seven seats option. The GLS still is the most spacious when it comes to the third row of seats.
GLS Colours
Mercedes-Benz GLS is available/sold in the following colours in India.
Mercedes-Benz GLS Price (GST Rates), Pictures, Mileage, Colours
Mercedes-Benz GLS
EMI starts at ₹ 1,45,901/-
GLS Price List
Mercedes-Benz GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs and goes upto ₹ 1.61 Crores. Petrol GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs. Diesel GLS price starts at ₹ 79.86 Lakhs.
Select Tags to filter variants
Sorry, no matching variants found.
Mercedes-Benz GLS Price In Other Cities
GLS Review
Mercedes-Benz has put its flagship SUV, the GL under the knife and the very first noticeable switch is the fresh name – the GLS. The seven-seater SUV will now fall in line with the German manufacturer’s fresh system of nomenclature where the segments are defined as A, B, C, E and S and the SUVs get the ‘GL’ tag added to the segment. The GLS gets cosmetic updates both internally and externally while under the skin it is the same reliable GL.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS retains the overall form as the current GL but gets fresh front and rear bumpers. The LED headlamps now resemble the S-Class and gets twin barrel headlights. The LED daytime running lamps have become a signature for the three-pointed-star. The high-mounted large front grille has been reworked with vented slats while the bash plate extends further up towards the grille as compared to the current car. The bonnet creases have grown apart and the overall look is butch. The side profile remains the same except for the fresh set of multi-spoke alloy wheels. The tail lamp internals have been reworked and a chrome unclothe has been added to the tail gate.
The dashboard layout has been continued from the GL but not without tweaks. The AC vents have been rounded around the edges and the COMAND gets a thicker tablet-like display screen. The COMAND controller has been taken over from the fresh C-Class with the touch panel leaning over the rotary knob. The steering is now three-spoke with the layout of the steering-mounted controls being updated as per the latest design. It also gets push-button embark. Electrically operated panoramic sunroof, power adjustable front seats with memory function, recline adjustable rear seats, a dual zone climate control with separate zone for the rear passenger et al proceed to be a part of the long feature list.
On the safety front, you have nine airbags including dual front airbags and utter length curtain airbags. The electronic stability program gets traction-control, hill-hold and hill-descent with the standard Six pack, EBD and brake assist. The GL also offers driving modes like convenience, sport and dynamic with economy mode which activates the engine start-stop function.
While the GLS globally will be suggested with five engine options, the India-spec GLS is suggested with the Trio.0-litre V6 diesel which produces 258bhp and 619Nm of torque. It gets a seven-speed AT and 4MATIC AWD system. It also gets rail height adjustment for off-road driving and can be operated electronically. The standard GLS will be followed by the GLS63 AMG which will make use of the Five.5-litre twin-turbo V8 that produces 550bhp and is mated to the 7-speed AMG SPEEDSHIFT transmission.
The GLS will take on the fresh Audi Q7 which was launched last year, the fresh generation Volvo XC90 and the BMW X5 with the seven seats option. The GLS still is the most spacious when it comes to the third row of seats.
GLS Colours
Mercedes-Benz GLS is available/sold in the following colours in India.