Mercedes Benz is undertaking one of its largest product rollout in its history by unveiling at least 15 electric vehicles (EVs) into the global market by 2027. The programme is part of the so-called largest product launch programme in the history of the brand, which involves both EVs and vehicles with the traditional combustion engines.
The project emphasizes the distinct shift towards sustainable transport by the company which was catalyzed by the rising pressure of the need to drive cleaner and more energy efficient cars in the world.
Three-Tier EV Portfolio
Mercedes Benz has designed its electric vehicle programme into three clear categories that include: Entry, Core and Top-End. In this way, the company will be able to properly cater to a large customer base, including daily travelers and those who appreciate luxury.
Mercedes Benz Entry Models
- Two EVs arriving in 2026 under the entry-level segment.
- Likely to include updated electric versions of the GLA and GLB crossovers, which have already been confirmed in the company’s plans.
- Focus on offering affordability while maintaining Mercedes’ signature technology and comfort.
- Equipped with compact battery packs designed for city driving and fast-charging capability.
Mercedes Benz Core Models
- Three vehicles are approved, two of which will be launched in 2026, and the last one in 2027.
- Expected additions include an all electric GLC crossover and a fully electric C-Class sedan.
- The 2027 model is likely to be an electric C-Class wagon designed with families in mind.
- These models will focus on longer driving ranges, improved energy efficiency, and advanced cabin technology.
Mercedes Benz Top-End Models
Ten premium EVs in total, five launching in 2026 and five in 2027.
Expected models include upgraded EQS and EQE sedans, their SUV counterparts, and even a luxury electric van targeting business travel.
A highlight will be an AMG electric performance sedan, previewed by the striking GT XX concept.
A Fresh Design Direction
Mercedes-Benz is also introducing a new design language for its EV lineup. Traditional EQ black grilles will give way to digitally illuminated designs, creating a more futuristic look.
The first model to feature this design will be the electric GLC SUV, set to debut at the IAA Mobility Show in Munich on 7 September 2025.
Focus on Technology and Performance
All upcoming EVs will include:
- Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for safer, semi-autonomous driving.
- New generation battery packs offering ranges of 300–500 miles per charge.
- Ultra fast charging technology for quicker long-distance travel.
- Over-the-air software updates to keep systems current.
Impact on Automotive Industry
This 15 model launch is expected to:
- Accelerate EV adoption by offering options across multiple price ranges.
- Increase competition, pushing other automakers to speed up their electric vehicle development.
- Support global efforts to reduce emissions and transition to cleaner energy.
What Customers Can Expect
Future Mercedes-Benz customers will have a full range of products to choose from, including small city electric cars, luxurious SUVs and low-rise sedans with high performance. All models will come with advanced infotainment and safety technologies and sustainable luxury will be focused on with the use of environmentally friendly materials and production. Besides, the AMG electric models will be able to deliver thrilling performance without any harmful emissions, delivering superior speed and dynamics.
The extensive reveal of new Mercedes-Benz models does not only make the manufacturer more than just a seller of luxury cars, but also one of the leaders in sustainable mobility. Starting with realistic entry-level electric cars up to more family-focused options and performance-driven luxury vehicles, the brand strives to meet the needs of different consumers in the highly dynamic electric world.
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