Two well-known 'coupe-SUVs' duke it out to see which model deserves to be considered by stylish suburbanites.
The GLC200 Coupe blends a swanky design with respectable performance and a versatile cabin.
At the heart of this model is a 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine coughing up 443bhp and 600Nm of torque, and it also offers various styling packages.
Combining a premium driving experience with space for the whole family, these are the compact executive SUVs you should look out for.
The new GLC is offered exclusively in GLC 400 4MATIC configuration and features a 94kWh battery that delivers a range of up to 653km.
The new GLC is the first to feature Mercedes-Benz's redesigned chrome grille and features an impressive 39.1-inch MBUX Hyperscreen inside.
The chrome grille on the upcoming, all-electric GLC features a wide chromed frame, a smoked-glass-effect lattice structure, and integrated contour lighting.
The all-new electric GLC is the first of a whole new series of cars with an elevated yet iconic Mercedes-Benz design, and presents a new face of the brand.
The Mercedes-Benz GLC gets a new variant to see to the entry-point of the BMW X3 range. We find out just which of these two you should drive home.
The introduction of the Mercedes-Benz GLC200 means those looking for a plush premium compact SUV will have to part with less cash than before.
The new model is engineered as a BEV and equipped with Mercedes-Benz's latest technology, with superior traction and a cutting-edge battery, and drive tech.
Offered in SUV and Coupe styles are the GLC43 4MATIC and the GLC63 S E PERFORMANCE, with the latter available to order as an exclusive Edition 1.
Both cars get an updated paint option as well as an upgraded MBUX infotainment system in their cabins.
The GLC300 Coupe may be less practical than its 'regular' sibling, but its sportier styling and more dynamic handling make it even more appealing to buyers.
The new Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe is available here with either a 2.0-litre engine with a mild hybrid system, or a plug-in hybrid with a 31.2kWh battery.
The GLC300 has a snazzier interior and a more engaging drive, while the X3 impresses with its roominess, usefulness, and refinement.
The Mercedes-Benz GLC may look familiar, but its high ride comfort and a premium cabin should ensure that it continues to find fans.
While the 2.0-litre M139L engine forms the heart of both variants, the 671bhp GLC63 S E will mark Mercedes-AMG's first ever hybrid performance SUV.
The all new Mercedes GLC can please fence-sitters who are torn between hybrids and full electric models, and it might even push them to finally make a decision.
Latest GLC SUV model in Singapore comes in two variants: The GLC300 with a mild hybrid powertrain, and the GLC300e, which is a plug-in hybrid.