Mercedes-Benz GLS Features And Overview

The Mercedes-Benz GLS is the full-size, seven-seat SUV that tops the regular range. It seats seven across three rows and drives all four wheels. It is larger and more imposing than the five-seat GLE. This is the biggest conventional SUV Mercedes-Benz sells here. It is the seven-seat flagship below the Maybach GLS. Buyers who need three usable rows have few rivals at this level.

Mercedes lists four GLS variants, from ₹137.50 Lakh to ₹142.70 Lakh. Each of its two inline-six engines comes as an AMG Line and as a Night Edition. The plain 450 and 450d 4MATIC, once the cheapest pair, are no longer on its list. Work through each GLS trim to see the pattern clearly.

With all seven seats up the boot holds 355 litres, but folding the third row frees far more space. Ground clearance of 200 mm and all-wheel drive handle rough surfaces. The large body needs care in tight city lanes. The 90 litre tank supports long tours.

Both engines suit long-distance family use, with the diesel favoured by high-mileage owners. The petrol revs more smoothly for those who value refinement. Moving up the styling levels lifts the price steadily. The diesel costs a small premium at each level. View the GLS exterior shades to complete the choice.

Five paint shades are offered, from Polar White to Sodalite Blue. The GLS pairs three-row space with a genuinely luxurious cabin. For big families who want the brand's feel, few SUVs here match its size. The third row folds flat to expand the boot. Every GLS trim seats seven across three rows.