Mercedes GLC Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2014–2020) — First Generation
The first-generation Mercedes GLC brought a car-like driving feel to the mid-size SUV class, pairing a practical five-door body with a broad spread of gasoline, diesel and electrified versions.
Most first-generation Mercedes GLC engine choices pair an automatic transmission with 4Matic all-wheel drive, so power reaches the road smoothly in poor weather. Options run from turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline units, like the GLC300 2.0 AT 4Matic, to the six-cylinder GLC350d 3.0 AT 4Matic diesel and electrified drivetrains such as the F-CELL AT 4Matic.
SUV 5-doors — Mercedes GLC Engines and Transmissions
SUV 5-doors Mercedes GLC Engines and Transmissions
Mercedes GLC trim levels sit on top of the mechanical version rather than replacing it. A technical configuration such as the GLC250 2.0 AT 4Matic can appear with equipment sets named GLC 220d 4Matic Premium or GLC 250d 4Matic Special Series, which mainly shape comfort, interior materials and styling details.
Mercedes GLC battery capacity on the electrified versions is modest next to a full EV, because the lithium-ion pack in the GLC350e AT 4Matic and the F-CELL AT 4Matic is sized for short electric commutes. Expect quiet town driving, longer trips on the combustion or fuel-cell side, and overnight charging at home.
SUV 5-doors — Mercedes GLC Battery, Range, Charging