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GLB / EQB

The 1st GLB-class

X247

X247 06/2019 - 2025 Designer : Balázs Filczer , Robert Lešnik (Exterieur) , Hans Peter Wunderlich (Innere) , Gorden Wagener A compact seven-seat SUV on the MFA II platform, sharing its basic structure with the GLA and A-Class while adopting a distinctly boxy body to accommodate up to three rows of seating — an unconventional proposition within the MFA family. Its upright, rectilinear design drew comparisons with the G-Class and proved popular in European and North American markets. An EV variant sharing bodywork with the EQB is also available. The AMG GLB 35 produces 306 ps from its turbocharged four-cylinder. A next-generation model on the MMA platform is planned.

Facelift

03/2023

Dimensions

AMG GLB35

EQB-class

X243

X243 2021–2025 Designer : Balázs Filczer A fully electric SUV based on the X247 GLB, sharing the MFA II platform. Available in front-wheel-drive (EQB 250) and dual-Engine 4MATIC configurations (EQB 300/350), with five- and seven-seat layouts. A 66.5 kWh battery pack provides an estimated WLTP range of 422–473 km. DC fast charging at up to 100 kW allows a 10–80% charge in approximately 31 minutes. Manufactured at Kecskemet, Hungary for non-Chinese markets. Discontinued in 2026 upon the arrival of the second-generation GLB, which serves as its direct successor.

Modellpflege

08/2023

Abmessungen

The 2nd GLB-class

X244 / X248

X244 / X248 12/2025– Built on the MMA platform, the second-generation GLB integrates both the EV successor to the EQB and the ICE successor to the first-generation GLB into a single model range. Launched globally as an EV in December 2025, the GLB with EQ Technology uses an 800V MMA platform supporting up to 320 kW DC fast charging. The GLB 250+ achieves up to 631 km WLTP range. Both five- and seven-seat layouts are available. The optional MBUX Superscreen spans the full dashboard width with a 10.25-inch driver display, 14-inch central touchscreen and 14-inch passenger display. ICE versions use a 1.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder with a 48V mild-hybrid system; diesel engines have been discontinued.

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