GLE 2020 Mercedes GLE Coupe Spyshots
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The Mercedes-Benz GLE, formerly Mercedes-Benz M-Class (designated with the "ML" nomenclature), is a mid-size luxury SUV produced by the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz since 1997. In terms of size, it is slotted in between the smaller GLC and the larger GLS, the latter with which it shares platforms.
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Next-Generation Mercedes GLE Coupe Rendered And Caught On Video
Don't be too surprised if it will look a lot like in this speculative render.
Following a rather exhausting teaser campaign, the next-generation Mercedes GLE finally made its debut earlier this week with an evolutionary exterior design and a revolutionary interior cabin. Now that the normal version of the midsize luxury SUV is out and about, you won’t need a crystal ball to figure out how the not-a-coupe GLE Coupe is going to look like once the camouflage will come off.
From the talented man who brought us the love/hate Ford Mustang Raptor render comes a new digital design exercise attempting to see into the somewhat predictable future of the new GLE Coupe. Dare we say it actually looks a bit better than the regular version and we wouldn’t mind seeing a render of the GLE 63 in this crossover-coupe body style.
The real deal is hiding underneath the swirly camouflage of a prototype spotted this week on German roads. Featured below, the GLE Coupe test vehicle appeared to have the final production body with a sporty rear end partially revealing the redesigned taillights much sleeker than the bulky clusters of the outgoing model. The standard GLE looks a bit sportier than the model it replaces and it should be a similar story with its more athletic cousin.
Taking into account Mercedes just took the wraps off the regular SUV, it means we will have to wait a while for the “coupe” counterpart to break cover. Our money is on a reveal at some point in 2019, with sales to commence likely in the second half of next year in Europe and after that in the United States. Top-spec GLE 53 and GLE 63 AMGs derivatives are slated to arrive further down the line.
Don't be too surprised if it will look a lot like in this speculative render.
Following a rather exhausting teaser campaign, the next-generation Mercedes GLE finally made its debut earlier this week with an evolutionary exterior design and a revolutionary interior cabin. Now that the normal version of the midsize luxury SUV is out and about, you won’t need a crystal ball to figure out how the not-a-coupe GLE Coupe is going to look like once the camouflage will come off.
From the talented man who brought us the love/hate Ford Mustang Raptor render comes a new digital design exercise attempting to see into the somewhat predictable future of the new GLE Coupe. Dare we say it actually looks a bit better than the regular version and we wouldn’t mind seeing a render of the GLE 63 in this crossover-coupe body style.
The real deal is hiding underneath the swirly camouflage of a prototype spotted this week on German roads. Featured below, the GLE Coupe test vehicle appeared to have the final production body with a sporty rear end partially revealing the redesigned taillights much sleeker than the bulky clusters of the outgoing model. The standard GLE looks a bit sportier than the model it replaces and it should be a similar story with its more athletic cousin.
Taking into account Mercedes just took the wraps off the regular SUV, it means we will have to wait a while for the “coupe” counterpart to break cover. Our money is on a reveal at some point in 2019, with sales to commence likely in the second half of next year in Europe and after that in the United States. Top-spec GLE 53 and GLE 63 AMGs derivatives are slated to arrive further down the line.
fan_of_642
Schwarzwald Sprinter
Look at the position of the emblem of the erlkönig and you'll see: nope. pity.I wonder if it is going to get the rear lights from the original concept car.
Is it me, or the screen looks really bigger than in the GLE?
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