Mercedes-Benz has revealed the interior of its 2027 GLC-Class EV, and it signals a clear step into the future for the German brand. Nope, this is not just an electric version of the gas-powered GLC. It is a complete rethink.
The standout feature is a bold, optional matrix grille, packed with 942 illuminated dots framing a glowing Mercedes star and trim.
This high-tech face is both homage and innovation, a digital-ready signature rather than a cooling vent.
A Digital Command Center
At the heart of the cabin sits the optional Hyperscreen, a massive 39.1-inch digital surface that stretches from one side of the dashboard to the other. It brings together infotainment, navigation, and vehicle controls in one sleek panel.
Clean and Connected
The center console has been simplified and modernized. Dual wireless chargers sit beside dual cupholders, keeping devices powered without clutter. The design is minimal but purposeful.
Light, Mood, and Materials
Above, a panoramic roof lets in natural light but can shift to privacy mode with a touch. Mercedes also offers a vegan-friendly material package, allowing the entire cabin to be trimmed without animal products.
Arrival Timeline
Two trims are planned. The first will debut in late 2026, followed by a second in early 2027. Pricing details are still under wraps.
The Future in Focus
This interior is not about copying the past. It is about showing what an electric-first SUV can feel like: digital, sustainable, and luxurious. The GLC-Class EV is shaping up to be a benchmark for the next era of Mercedes design.
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