DriveSenseMercedes-Benz GLC
X2532016–2019
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| amg glc 43 4matic ↗9-speed automatic · 2017–2019 | Gasoline · 3.0 L · 362 hp | 362 hp | AWD | |
| amg glc 63 4matic ↗9-speed automatic · 2018–2019 | Gasoline · 4.0 L · 469 hp | 469 hp | AWD | |
| amg glc 63 s 4matic ↗9-speed automatic · 2018–2019 | Gasoline · 4.0 L · 503 hp | 503 hp | AWD | |
| glc 300 4matic ↗9-speed automatic · 2016–2019 | Gasoline · 2.0 L · 241 hp | 241 hp | AWD | |
| glc 350e 4matic ↗7-speed automatic · 2018–2019 | Plug-in hybrid · 2.0 L · 320 hp | 320 hp | AWD |
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About this generation
The first-generation GLC-Class SUV launched in the U.S. for the 2016 model year as Mercedes-Benz’s replacement for the GLK-Class. It used the X253 body code and was offered in rear-wheel-drive and 4MATIC forms, with AMG variants added later in the lifecycle. This generation established the GLC nameplate in the American market before the 2020 facelift and the later all-new X254 successor.
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