- A new GLC electric prototype has been spotted with an unexpected redesigned front end
- This late-stage design change is unusual in vehicle development
- Changes include modifications to the hood and headlights
- The vehicle appears to be adopting a larger grille and taller hood
Conducting tests in Northern Sweden’s demanding climatic conditions reflects the robustness and reliability of the GLC EV.
The upcoming Mercedes-Benz GLC with EQ technology is set to be a significant advancement in the brand’s electric vehicle lineup.
This new model, which can be referred to as the GLC EQ, is distinct from the conventional gasoline-powered GLC and the previous EQC. It boasts a longer wheelbase for increased interior space, a substantial trunk capacity, and an additional front trunk (frunk).
The vehicle supports 800V fast charging, allowing for a 260 km range with just 10 minutes of charging, and has an impressive towing capacity of 2,400 kg. The GLC EQ is expected to offer a range of over 700 km on a full charge and will likely include both two-wheel and four-wheel drive options, with a potential high-performance variant from Mercedes-AMG.
The design of the GLC EQ has been updated with a more conventional look, featuring higher-positioned headlights and a less streamlined nose, as part of Mercedes-Benz’s revised design approach for electric models.
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Source: www.autoweek.nl
