Mercedes-Benz India has launched the ‘Grand Edition’ of the GLS, priced at Rs 86.90 lakh ex-showroom for both GLS 350 d diesel and GLS 400 petrol variants.
Exterior features include LED Intelligent Light System with unique black rings, 20-inch 10-spoke light alloy wheels painted in black and gloss finish, ‘Grand Edition’ exterior badges and chrome fins on the bonnet.
Interiors get Rear Seat Entertainment System as standard which comes with two 7-inch high definition screens. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is also included in the package.
Rest of the features have been carried over from the standard GLS, including heated 3-spoke multifunction nappa leather steering wheel, 8-inch COMAND Online with touchpad, AIRMATIC suspension with Adaptive Dampening System Plus, PRE-SAFE system, BAS Brake Assist, electronic all-wheel drive traction system 4ETS, ESP with Curve Dynamic Assist and cruise control.
The GLS 350 d is powered by a 258 hp 3.0 V6 diesel and the GLS 400 is powered a 333 hp 3.0 V6 petrol. Both engines are paired to a 9G-Tronic automatic transmission sending power to the all four wheels via 4Matic all wheel drive system.
Roland Folger, Managing Director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India said – “The GLS popularly referred to as the ‘S-Class of SUVs’, boasts of unparalleled levels of luxury combined with impressive comfort, agile dynamics and also best-in-class safety. Put to everyday use or venturing off the beaten track, the GLS never disappoints and effortlessly meets all requirements. Indians have a penchant for SUVs and this has pushed India to emerge as the Top 6 markets globally for the GLS, reiterating the vehicles unmatched popularity. We are extremely confident that the ‘GLS Grand Edition’ will continue to remain at the top of customer preference creating new benchmark. Mercedes-Benz India will keep striving to push the boundaries in the luxury automotive segment by driving innovation and excellence not only in our wide product line-up, but also in our customer service offerings and the overall vehicle ownership.”
Last year in June, the company had launched Mercedes-AMG GLS 63.
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