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The new GLB is built for real life—room for up to seven people, plenty of cargo flexibility, and a striking off‑road design that actually looks the part. Inside, you get a redesigned cabin anchored by the new Superscreen, plus noticeable gains in everyday comfort.
The lineup arrives in spring 2026 with two all‑electric models: the GLB 250+ (about 268 hp) and the GLB 350 4MATIC (about 349 hp). The GLB 250+ delivers up to 392 miles of range, putting it at the top of its class. Both versions run an 85 kWh battery and an 800‑volt system that can add up to 162 miles of range in just 10 minutes.
You can choose a five‑ or seven‑seat layout, and both benefit from more headroom in the first two rows thanks to a standard panoramic roof. Rear passengers also get more legroom and longer second‑row thigh support for better long‑trip comfort.
On the tech side, the GLB comes with DISTRONIC distance control (standard in Europe) and a serious hardware suite: eight cameras, five radar sensors, 12 ultrasonic sensors, and a water‑cooled high‑performance computer built to support future over‑the‑air upgrades.
If you’d like to pre‑order the all‑new GLB, reach out to an Isringhausen Imports client advisor.
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