Local Mercedes-Benz fans, rejoice; the brand has just launched the all-new, all-electric GLB on our sunny shores.<\/p>\n
This sees two new additions to the GLB’s all-electric lineup: The GLB200 electric Progressive and the GLB250+ electric AMG Line Sport.<\/p>\n
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At the front of the new GLB’s exterior is a panel with the illuminated Mercedes-Benz pattern comprising of the large central Mercedes-Benz star and 94 chrome-look stars.\u00a0<\/p>\n
It features a boxy SUV silhouette with an upright front, a steep windscreen, and short overhangs.<\/p>\n
These are complemented by exterior details such as compact exterior mirrors, flush door handles with the Keyless Go function, as well as surrounding wheel-arch cladding and visual underride protection at the front and rear.<\/p>\n
The GLB also gets full-LED head lights with an innovative star design, and with the optional Multibeam LED head lights, sees daytime running lights designed in the shape of a Mercedes-Benz star.\u00a0<\/p>\n
At the rear, its star-design taillights are connected by a light strip that is fully illuminated in combination with the head lights.<\/p>\n
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Mercedes-Benz states that the all-new GLB adopts a minimalist design concept and focuses on a few distinctive high-tech elements in its cabin.<\/p>\n
Pick the GLB250+, and your car includes the floating MBUX Superscreen, which spans the entirety of the dashboard and features a 10.2-inch driver display and a 14-inch central display, on top of a front passenger display.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As for the GLB200 electric Progressive, it will not come with a front passenger display.<\/p>\n
The GLB’s large panoramic roof enhances its cabin ambience and uses heat-insulating laminated safety glass with an infrared-reflecting coating and a low-emissivity coating on the inside to protect again solar radiation.<\/p>\n
Both variants will come with a panoramic roof as standard, but by the end of 2026, the GLB will come with a Sky Control panoramic roof that allows its transparency to be changed between a clear, upward view and a milky, opaque finish \u00a0the latter of which improves glare protection in direct sunlight.\u00a0<\/p>\n
This can be operated via the vehicle setting menu on its central display and can be illuminated to create a starry-sky effect.<\/p>\n
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Compared to its predecessor, this GLB’s wheelbase has also been increased by 60mm, which contributes to an added 68mm of legroom for second row passengers.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Its maximum headroom also goes up by 35mm for both front occupants, and 64mm and 10mm respectively for second- and third-row occupants.<\/p>\n
And in terms of storage space, the new GLB offers up to 480 litres of capacity with the third row down, which increases to 1,605 litres with the third- and second-row seatbacks folded.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The car also comes with a 127-litre frunk.<\/p>\n
Moving on to the powertrain, the GLB200 electric Progressive offers an output of 110kW and delivers peak torque of 335Nm.\u00a0<\/p>\n
It also comes with a 58kWh battery that allows it to be charged at a maximum power of 200kW and post a WLTP range of 453km.<\/p>\n
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Total power output for the GLB250+ electric AMG Line Sport, meanwhile, stands at 200kW while it delivers a peak torque of 335Nm.\u00a0<\/p>\n
This variant comes with a 85kWh battery allowing it to post a WLTP range of 674km.\u00a0<\/p>\n
This battery can be fast charged at a power of 320kW. Both variants are built on an 800V electric architecture.<\/p>\n
Additionally, from what we’re hearing, Mercedes-Benz Singapore states that two hybrid variants of the GLB are set to arrive here on our shores later in 2026.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The GLB180 and GLB200 hybrid variants can be registered with Cat A and Cat B COE respectively.<\/p>\n
Prices for the all-new Mercedes-Benz GLB200 electric Progressive and the GLB250+ electric AMG Line Sport will start from $280,888 and $310,888 respectively.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Both can now be viewed and test driven at the Mercedes-Benz Singapore showroom.<\/p>\n
Car modelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)Mercedes-Benz GLB200 electric Progressive$280,888Mercedes-Benz GLB250+ electric AMG Line Sport$310,888<\/p>\n
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