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1. Body Style and Dimensions 

The GLC with EQ Technology is a five-door mid-size SUV. It is larger than the conventional GLC, with a length of 4,845 mm and a wheelbase of 2,972 mm, offering increased interior space.

2. Platform, Range & Efficiency

Based on the all-new MB.EA platform, the GLC with EQ Technology uses an 800-volt architecture for fast charging. It is powered by a 94 kWh battery, offering a WLTP range of up to 713 km. Efficiency is rated at 14.9 kWh/100 km.

3. Technical Capabilities

This model includes a comprehensive suite of driver assistance features, such as Active Steering Assist and Active Brake Assist. A standout is the optional MBUX Hyperscreen, a massive 39.1-inch display with AI-powered features.

4. Interior and Storage

The interior features a high-quality, digital-first design. It offers 570 liters of rear boot space, expanding to 1,740 liters with the seats folded. There is also a 128-liter front trunk (frunk).

5. App Functionality

The Mercedes me app provides a range of connected services, including remote locking, remote climate control, and vehicle location. It also offers EV-specific features like monitoring charging status and locating public charging stations.

6. Pros and Cons

Pros: Long range, fast charging via 800-volt architecture, and a spacious, tech-filled interior. Cons: The exterior design may be seen as conventional, and the large Hyperscreen may not appeal to all.

7. Overall Summary

The Mercedes GLC with EQ Technology represents a significant step for the brand in the electric SUV market. With its dedicated EV platform, it directly competes with rivals like the BMW iX3 and Audi Q6 e-tron by offering a blend of familiar luxury and cutting-edge electric performance.