Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e

We share five things we like about the Mercedes-Benz GLC350e and two things we don’t.

Mercedes-Benz is recalling over 92,800 examples of its GLC SUV over issues with the C-pillar.

Things are getting wild in the GLC house for 2025, with the new plug-in hybrid GLC350e and AMG GLC63 S E Performance, as well as more standard equipment.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is tightening its crash-test requirements for its coveted Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards, resulting in fewer winners for 2025.

After its last round of testing for the year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has awarded 19 vehicles Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+ status.

As long as you have consistent access to a charger to make full use of its 54 miles of EPA-rated electric range, the 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC350e is one of the more compelling luxury plug-in hybrids available.

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC350e has an impressive 54-mile electric-only range, according to Mercedes, and starts at $61,050 (all prices include $1,150 destination).

Aside from its high-tech powertrain, the GLC350e is largely the same as its gas-powered sibling, with a generous list of standard features.

A software error affecting the backup camera display is the impetus for the latest recall from Mercedes-Benz, which affects more than 126,400 sedans, coupes, convertibles and SUVs.

Stylish, luxurious and blisteringly fast in AMG form, the compact GLC-Class SUV is the C-Class sedan for people who need more cargo space.