The new Mercedes-Benz GLE will be unveiled next week

This update will add to the Mercedes-Benz GLE a genuine technological arsenal and design changes to the SUV. The front and rear bumpers have been completely redesigned, as have the light clusters based on the S-Class, and there is a new front grille.

The Mercedes-Benz GLE will be unveiled on January 31. In addition, the star brand released a teaser image of the model on social media, showing the front and rear of the model obscured by shadows. The most visible changes include a modified front and rear bumper, S-Class-style rear lights and an updated front grille.

The highly anticipated Mercedes-Benz GLE is also equipped with a new alloy wheel design, and a more complete range of paint colours is expected.

Everything we know about the new Mercedes-Benz GLE

The fourth-generation model from the star brand reached the market in 2019. This revised version will feature the latest version of the MBUX intelligent infotainment system from Mercedes-Benz, with a range of assistance systems and technology, although other areas of the cabin will also be updated.

The GLE is likely to carry the same engine range as the current model. The Mercedes-Benz GLE is currently offered with a selection of electrified plug-in hybrid, diesel and 2.0-litre petrol powertrains, with 272 CV in the entry-level 300d models.

Once again, the flagship of the model will be the AMG-prepared version, with a GLE 63 AMG. It will offer more than 600 CV and a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 4 seconds. The current model is powered by a petrol twin-turbo V8, linked to an electric motor. Meanwhile, the plug-in hybrid options could receive a battery upgrade, improving on the existing 31.2 kWh unit, which currently offers an electric range of 100 kilometres under the WLTP homologation cycle.

We will discover all the details in the coming days, but we expect the new Mercedes-Benz GLE to be priced slightly higher than the current one.