Upcoming model of Mercedes Benz (G-class)
[[Mercedes-Benz has once again significantly upgraded the G-Class, so reemphasising its position as the leader among off-road vehicles. The interior is characterised by high-quality appointments finished with exquisite materials. The instrument cluster and centre console have been completely redesigned. The driver's field of vision now encompasses a colour screen, between two new round dials.]]
The car features as standard the sophisticated COMAND Online infotainment system, including a navigation system and internet access. New LED daytime driving lamps and new exterior mirrors bring a few discreet changes to the exterior appearance of the luxury off-roader. The range of safety features can be optionally enhanced with the addition of Blind Spot Assist, the parking aid PARKTRONIC and the adaptive cruise control system DISTRONIC PLUS. New to the range are the G 63 AMG with an eight-cylinder biturbo engine and the ECO start/stop system as standard, and the G 65 AMG with twelve-cylinder biturbo engine.
Since it was originally conceived in 1979, as a vehicle to be used primarily in tough off-road terrain, the G-Class has undergone an astounding process of evolution. Over the course of 33 years Mercedes-Benz has refined what was initially a very practically-oriented off-road specialist by giving it a high-class interior and road-going qualities on a par with those of the premium saloons emanating from Stuttgart. The G-Class today is considered the top model among luxury-class cross-country vehicles, and has provided the gene pool for the other very successful SUVs built under the Mercedes-Benz brand. The G-Class has been voted off-roader of the year countless times over the past years – as also once again this year.
A comprehensive range of measures ensures that this classic cross-country vehicle remains in a class of its own in the off-road sector.
These measures include new engines, a significantly extended range of appointments, a new, even more luxurious interior and a few discreet external modifications that nevertheless manage to preserve the timeless, classic design – virtually unchanged since 1979 – that has made the G-Class a true automotive style icon.
Dr Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and Head of Mercedes-Benz Cars: “Our G-Class has been a force to be reckoned with for the last 33 years. In its latest evolutionary stage, it offers state-of-the-art, powerful engines, a further improved range of luxurious appointments and the very latest safety features, as well, of course, as its now legendary off-road capabilities. At the same time the design remains true to its down-to-earth, unmistakable style.”
The G-Class engines at a glance:
Model / Engine / Displacement cc / hp at rpm / Nm at rpm / l/100 km / CO2 g/km
G 350 BlueTEC / V6 diesel / 2987 / 211 at 3400 / 540 at 1600-2400 / 11.2 / 295
G 500 / V8 / 5461 / 388 at 6000 / 530 at 2800-4800 / 14.9 / 348
G 500 Cabriolet V8 / 5461 / 388 at 6000 / 530 at 2800-4800 / 14.9 / 348
G 63 AMG / V8 biturbo / 5461 / 544 at 5500 / 760 at 2000-5000 / 13.8 / 322
G 65 AMG / V12 biturbo / 5980 / 612 at 4300-5600 / 1000 at 2300-4300 / 17.0 / 397
Prices in Germany (incl. 19% VAT):
G 350 BlueTEC 85,311.10 euros
G 500 99,948.10 euros
G 500 Cabriolet 100,900.10 euros
G 63 AMG 137,504.50 euros
G 65 AMG 264,180.00 euros
The car features as standard the sophisticated COMAND Online infotainment system, including a navigation system and internet access. New LED daytime driving lamps and new exterior mirrors bring a few discreet changes to the exterior appearance of the luxury off-roader. The range of safety features can be optionally enhanced with the addition of Blind Spot Assist, the parking aid PARKTRONIC and the adaptive cruise control system DISTRONIC PLUS. New to the range are the G 63 AMG with an eight-cylinder biturbo engine and the ECO start/stop system as standard, and the G 65 AMG with twelve-cylinder biturbo engine.
Since it was originally conceived in 1979, as a vehicle to be used primarily in tough off-road terrain, the G-Class has undergone an astounding process of evolution. Over the course of 33 years Mercedes-Benz has refined what was initially a very practically-oriented off-road specialist by giving it a high-class interior and road-going qualities on a par with those of the premium saloons emanating from Stuttgart. The G-Class today is considered the top model among luxury-class cross-country vehicles, and has provided the gene pool for the other very successful SUVs built under the Mercedes-Benz brand. The G-Class has been voted off-roader of the year countless times over the past years – as also once again this year.
A comprehensive range of measures ensures that this classic cross-country vehicle remains in a class of its own in the off-road sector.
These measures include new engines, a significantly extended range of appointments, a new, even more luxurious interior and a few discreet external modifications that nevertheless manage to preserve the timeless, classic design – virtually unchanged since 1979 – that has made the G-Class a true automotive style icon.
Dr Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and Head of Mercedes-Benz Cars: “Our G-Class has been a force to be reckoned with for the last 33 years. In its latest evolutionary stage, it offers state-of-the-art, powerful engines, a further improved range of luxurious appointments and the very latest safety features, as well, of course, as its now legendary off-road capabilities. At the same time the design remains true to its down-to-earth, unmistakable style.”
The G-Class engines at a glance:
Model / Engine / Displacement cc / hp at rpm / Nm at rpm / l/100 km / CO2 g/km
G 350 BlueTEC / V6 diesel / 2987 / 211 at 3400 / 540 at 1600-2400 / 11.2 / 295
G 500 / V8 / 5461 / 388 at 6000 / 530 at 2800-4800 / 14.9 / 348
G 500 Cabriolet V8 / 5461 / 388 at 6000 / 530 at 2800-4800 / 14.9 / 348
G 63 AMG / V8 biturbo / 5461 / 544 at 5500 / 760 at 2000-5000 / 13.8 / 322
G 65 AMG / V12 biturbo / 5980 / 612 at 4300-5600 / 1000 at 2300-4300 / 17.0 / 397
Prices in Germany (incl. 19% VAT):
G 350 BlueTEC 85,311.10 euros
G 500 99,948.10 euros
G 500 Cabriolet 100,900.10 euros
G 63 AMG 137,504.50 euros
G 65 AMG 264,180.00 euros
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