Mercedes

Gls-class 2021

<p>The GLS-Class is the largest, most luxurious SUV sold by Mercedes-Benz that displays what the automaker is capable of. Last year marked the debut of the redesigned, third-generation GLS-Class, and 2021 introduces two specialized variants: the ultra-luxe Mercedes-Maybach GLS600 and the 603-hp Autobahn special that is the Mercedes-AMG GLS63. The enormous Benz competes with other full-size three-row luxury SUVs including the Lincoln Navigator, Cadillac Escalade, and BMW X7.The GLS-Class offers twin-turbocharged six- and eight-cylinder engines, with multiple states of tune for the V-8. Both engines feature Mercedes-Benz's EQ Boost mild hybrid technology. Every model pairs its forced induction engine with a nine-speed transmission and all-wheel drive. Model: GLS450 4Matic,Engine: 3.0-liter turbo I-6 mild hybrid,Horsepower: 362 hp,Torque: 369 lb-ft,EPA fuel economy (city/highway): 19/23 mpg,Acceleration (0-60 mph): 5.8 seconds,Model: GLS580 4Matic / Maybach GLS600 4Matic / AMG GLS63,Engine: 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 mild hybrid,Horsepower: 483 hp (GLS 580) / 550 hp (Maybach) / 603 hp (AMG),Torque: 516 lb-ft (GLS 580) / 538 lb-ft (Maybach) / 627 lb-ft (AMG),EPA fuel economy (city/highway): 16/21 mpg (GLS 580) / 14/18 mpg (GLS 63), Acceleration (0-60 mph): 4.1 seconds (GLS63), Mercedes-Benz includes a handful of driver-assist active safety features on its flagship SUV. Automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, automatic high-beams, automatic parking assist, and a 360-degree camera system are standard on all models. Adaptive cruise control, cross-traffic braking, autonomous lane changing, and road sign recognition are optional extras.</p>