Mercedes-Benz Unveils Larger Electric GLB SUV

Mercedes-Benz unveiled the second-generation GLB on Tuesday, introducing a larger, more refined compact luxury SUV that offers seven seats and electric power as standard, positioning it as a versatile family vehicle in the evolving electric vehicle market.

The 2026 GLB, built on the company's new Modular Architecture for compact cars, measures 4,732 millimeters in length, 1,861 millimeters in width and 1,687 millimeters in height, with a wheelbase extended to 2,889 millimeters. These changes provide increased headroom and legroom throughout, including the third row, which can comfortably seat adults up to 1.71 meters tall. Available in five- or seven-seat configurations, the model retains a practical, upright profile reminiscent of its predecessor but incorporates smoother, rounded styling elements. Exterior highlights include star-patterned daytime running lights, a full-width taillight bar and flush door handles for improved aerodynamics. Electric and upcoming internal combustion engine versions share a similar design, differentiated mainly by grille treatments.

Inside, the cabin features Mercedes-Benz's latest MBUX infotainment system, displayed across three screens: a...