Mercedes-Benz Glb200 vs Mercedes-Benz GLC200

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Mercedes-Benz Glb200
Mercedes-Benz Glb200

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2026 price

Mercedes-Benz GLC200
Mercedes-Benz GLC200

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2026 price

Summary

2026 Mercedes-Benz Glb200
2026 Mercedes-Benz GLC200
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Engine Type
Turbo 4, 1.3L

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Fuel Type
Premium Unleaded Petrol

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Fuel Efficiency
7.5L/100km (combined)

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Seating
7

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Dislikes
  • More power would be nice
  • Expensive to service
  • Looking dated

  • Pricier than base-grade rivals
  • Costly servicing
  • Start/stop system can be annoying
2026 Mercedes-Benz Glb200 Summary

A new-generation Mercedes-Benz GLB is just around the corner, so the current model is now on its farewell tour.

When it launched in 2019 it stood out from the crowd as a premium small-to-medium SUV with the flexibility of seven seats. Even now no other premium carmaker offers a car that’s a direct rival to this. You need to look at mainstream options instead that are slightly larger.

A mid-life update that arrived in 2023 brought some minor tweaks including different exterior and interior styling, along with mild-hybrid power for certain variants.

On test here is the entry-level GLB200 which didn’t receive mild-hybrid assistance. Read along to find out whether it’s the pick of the line-up.

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2026 Mercedes-Benz GLC200 Summary

Mercedes-Benz has brought back the entry-grade GLC200 and it's now the most affordable way into the sleek, mid-size luxury SUV.

But ‘entry-level’ doesn’t always mean ‘everyday friendly,’ so we’ve been family-testing it to see if it delivers that signature Benz comfort, quality and class without the premium sting.

The question is, does it offer enough substance and style to take on its high-profile rivals, the Audi Q5 and BMW X3?

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