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The 1st ML-class

W163

W163 1997 - 2005 Designer : Bruno Sacco , Peter Pfeiffer , Peter Arcadipane (1993) A historic model as Mercedes-Benz's first SUV, produced at the Tuscaloosa, Alabama plant. Notable for its appearance in the film "The Lost World: Jurassic Park." A unibody construction delivered a level of on-road comfort that set it apart from traditional off-roaders. Bruno Sacco and Peter Pfeiffer's design established the template for the first Mercedes SUV.

Facelift

2001

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The 2nd ML-class

W164

W164 2005 - 2011 Designer : Steve Mattin , Peter Pfeiffer Grew in body size over its predecessor, expanding interior space and luggage capacity. A seven-speed automatic transmission improved both fuel efficiency and driving dynamics. Steve Mattin and Peter Pfeiffer's more overtly sporty design refreshed the model's character. 4MATIC was extended across the range. The AMG ML 63 produced 510 ps from its naturally aspirated V8.

Facelift

04/2008

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The 3rd ML-class / The 1st GLE-class

W166

W166 07/2011 - 2018 Designer : Ilario Aliotti , Robert Lešnik (Exterior) , Martin Geh (Interior) , Gorden Wagener Renamed from ML to GLE at the 2015 facelift alongside a full model change. Weight reduction and revised engines brought a significant improvement in fuel efficiency. A PHEV variant was offered ahead of the broader electrification trend. The AMG GLE 63 produced 557 ps from its V8 biturbo. The GLE Coupé (C292) was derived from this generation.

Facelift

Renamed to GLE 03/2015

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GLE - Coupe

C292

C292 12/2015 - 2019 Designer : Mark Fetherston , Robert Lešnik , Gorden Wagener A coupé-roofed SUV derived from the W166 GLE, launched to compete with BMW's X series and establishing Mercedes-Benz's presence in the SUV coupé market. The AMG GLE 63 S Coupé produced 557 ps.

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The 2nd GLE-class

V167

V167 2018 - Designer : Gordon Schlie , Robert Lešnik (Exterior) , Hans Peter Wunderlich (Interior) , Gorden Wagener Current GLE on the MHA platform. Achieved significant weight reduction while expanding interior space. An optional third row of seats improved seven-seat practicality. The PHEV variant offers over 100 km of EV range. The AMG GLE 63 S produces 612 ps. The GLE Coupé (C167) is derived from this generation.

Facelift

09/2023

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AMG GLE 53 03/2019 - GLE 63 11/2019 -

The 2nd GLE-coupe

C167

C167 2019 - Designer : Gordon Schlie , Robert Lešnik , Gorden Wagener A coupé-roofed SUV derived from the V167 GLE. The AMG GLE 63 produces 571 ps from its V8 4.0-litre biturbo, while the AMG GLE 63 S raises output to 612 ps from the same engine. The AMG GLE 53 produces 435 ps via an inline-six mild-hybrid system. PHEV variants are also available. A more refined and sporting design over the C292 has further strengthened Mercedes-Benz's position in the SUV coupé segment.

Facelift

09/2023

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AMG GLE 53 11/2019 - GLE 63 03/2020 -

EQE SUV

X294

X294 10/2023 - Designer : Mayya Markova A mid-size BEV SUV under the EQ brand unveiled on October 16, 2022. Built on the shared EVA platform alongside the EQS and EQE sedan, positioned between the EQC and EQS SUV. All variants launched in 2023.

Note: Overall length is 4,860 mm (approx. 60 mm shorter than the ICE GLE). Lineup includes EQE 300, 350+, 350 4MATIC, and 500, alongside AMG EQE 43 4MATIC (350 kW / 476 hp) and AMG EQE 53 4MATIC+ (460 kW / 617 hp with AMG-specific motors/cooling). Produced alongside the GLE and GLS at the Tuscaloosa plant in Alabama, USA.