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Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé OrangeArt Edition, available at dealerships from August
Mercedes-Benz makes the GLE Coupé look even better with an interior and exterior styling kit based on the AMG kit. The edition will reach dealerships in August

Mercedes-Benz is back with an exclusive limited edition, one whose name, OrangeArt Edition, is not unfamiliar within the German brand, as on previous occasions they have already applied it to other models such as the Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake a couple of years ago. Once again they are back with another OrangeArt Edition, but this time on the Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé.
As you can see in the photographs, this edition modifies the styling of the GLE Coupé based on the AMG styling kit. The main paint comes in six different options: Black, Polar White, Obsidian Black, Iridium Silver, Selenite Grey and Diamond White Bright, which are combined with various black elements such as the front grille, the wing mirrors, the underbody protectors and the LED headlight surrounds. The wheels, with 21-inch AMG design, are also black, but with orange on the rim as a contrast, a colour that we also find on the lower part of the front bumper.

Inside, the black nappa leather blends perfectly with the grey and orange stitching, the latter attracting much more attention but undoubtedly suiting the car perfectly. The orange stitching also appears on the edges of the floor mats. The ensemble is completed by a flat-bottomed three-spoke multifunction steering wheel, also covered in nappa leather, along with brushed stainless steel pedals.
All the changes affect the exterior and interior styling, so in terms of the engines there are no modifications at all, keeping the same three powertrains and outputs found on the petrol side with the GLE 400, the GLE 500 and the AMG GLE 43, while on the diesel side there is a single option with the GLE 350d.
As you can see, the engine options I mentioned are those used for the German market, and these are the ones for which we can tell you the prices for this OrangeArt Edition version: the exterior kit costs 4,165 euros (on the AMG it’s 715 euros, as it already comes with the styling kit) and the interior kit costs 2,618 euros (on the AMG version it’s slightly lower, at 2,439.50 euros). It will be available at dealerships from next August; we’ll see whether it arrives in Spain.
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