The Mercedes-Benz GLE (V167/C167) is a luxury mid-size SUV produced by the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz. First introduced in 1997 as the M-Class, the model adopted the GLE name in 2015. Today, it is in its fourth generation (V167) and is offered in both SUV and Coupé body styles.
The GLE incorporates Mercedes-Benz’s contemporary design language, with a wide front grille, MULTIBEAM LED headlights, and aerodynamic body panels. The Coupé version features a sloping roofline.
Body Types: SUV, Coupé
Dimensions:

Mercedes-Benz GLE SUV (C167) and Coupe (V167) (Mercedes-Benz)
The GLE is offered in European and Turkish markets with various internal combustion and hybrid engines:
Mild-Hybrid Petrol Engines (with EQ Boost):
Diesel Engines:
Plug-in Hybrid Engines:
AMG Performance Models:
All engines are paired with a 9-speed 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission and 4MATIC all-wheel drive.
The interior of the Mercedes-Benz GLE is offered with various materials and multimedia options.
Standard Features:
Optional Features:

Mercedes-Benz GLE C167 Interior View (Mercedes-Benz)
The Mercedes-Benz GLE achieved a 5-star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests and comes equipped with Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive systems as standard.
Systems include:
The Mercedes-Benz GLE (V167/C167) is produced at the Tuscaloosa plant in Alabama, United States. It competes with the BMW X5, Audi Q7, and Volvo XC90. AMG versions are positioned against performance rivals such as the BMW X5 M and Audi RS Q8.
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