Mercedes-Benz Models

Mercedes-Benz introduced this all-electric executive sedan as the brand’s electric counterpart to the E-Class segment, positioning it between the EQS and the mainstream midsize lineup. The nameplate first reached cust...

Mercedes-Benz introduced this all-electric midsize luxury SUV as the utility-bodied companion to its EQE sedan, positioning it between the smaller compact EVs and the larger EQS SUV. The nameplate was publicly unveile...

This all-electric luxury sedan marked Mercedes-Benz’s first series-produced battery-electric flagship in the traditional full-size executive-luxury class. It was revealed in 2021 and began production at the company’s ...

This all-electric luxury SUV was introduced in 2022 as the brand’s first battery-powered SUV in its upper-luxury range and the third model built on the company’s dedicated electric architecture. It was developed as th...

This battery-electric large van arrived in 2019 as an all-electric offshoot of the long-running Sprinter family, marking the brand’s first step into a battery-powered version of its full-size commercial van. The initi...

Introduced in 1979 as a purpose-built off-road vehicle, this nameplate began life as a rugged, boxy utility model developed for demanding civilian, military, and governmental use. Its early reputation was built on ext...

Mercedes-Benz introduced this full-size SUV nameplate in 2006 as its largest passenger-vehicle SUV, positioned above the M-Class and aimed at buyers who wanted seven-seat space with a more premium road presence. The o...

This compact SUV nameplate marked Mercedes-Benz’s entry into the premium small-crossover class, arriving in the 2014 model year after its initial reveal in 2013. It was positioned below the brand’s larger SUVs as a mo...

This compact SUV was introduced by Mercedes-Benz in 2019 as a new addition to the brand’s small-car family, filling a space between the smaller GLA and the larger GLC. It was developed as a practical, family-oriented ...

Mercedes-Benz introduced this nameplate in 2015 as the replacement for the GLK, marking the brand’s move to align its compact SUV range with the newer GLC designation. The model reached customers in the 2015 model yea...

Introduced for the 2015 model year, this nameplate marked Mercedes-Benz’s transition of its midsize premium SUV line from the long-running M-Class identity to a new nomenclature that aligned the vehicle more closely w...

Mercedes-Benz introduced this compact luxury SUV in the late 2000s as a smaller, more road-focused alternative to its larger crossover models. It arrived as a fresh nameplate rather than a simple update to an existing...

The GLS nameplate arrived for the 2016 model year as Mercedes-Benz renamed and updated its full-size luxury SUV line, previously sold as the GL-Class. The change aligned the vehicle with Mercedes-Benz’s naming convent...

This cab-over medium-duty truck entered the market in the mid-1970s as part of Mercedes-Benz’s 10-ton class lineup. It was aimed at commercial users who needed a durable, straightforward workhorse for regional haulage...

The L 1113 was the renamed continuation of Mercedes-Benz’s successful short-hood medium-duty truck line, emerging from the earlier Type 322 during the 1963 reorganization of Mercedes-Benz commercial-vehicle model desi...

This medium-duty Mercedes-Benz short-nose truck belonged to the long-running conventional cab family that became one of the brand’s best-known commercial-vehicle lines in the 1960s and 1970s. The type was part of the ...

This medium-duty truck belonged to the light-class cab-over family introduced in the mid-1980s as a replacement for the older lightweight distribution range. It used a tilting cab and was aimed at short-haul distribut...

This medium-duty Mercedes-Benz truck nameplate emerged in the early 1970s as part of the brand’s Brazilian commercial-vehicle line, using the company’s then-new numeric truck naming system. It was positioned as a vers...

This 13-ton Mercedes-Benz truck belongs to the light Wörth / LK family that was introduced in 1984 as part of the company’s new light commercial-vehicle range. It sat in the middle of the lineup and was offered in a v...

This Mercedes-Benz medium-duty short-bonnet truck was introduced in Brazil in 1985 as part of the brand’s long-running local commercial-vehicle line. It became one of the better-known members of the Brazilian AGL-era ...

This heavy Mercedes-Benz truck nameplate belongs to the company’s early-1960s cubic “LP” era, when Mercedes-Benz replaced its older, more confusing truck designations with a simple system based on approximate gross we...

This German 14-tonne cab-over truck appeared for the 1977 model year as part of the brand’s heavy commercial-vehicle range. It sat in the company’s long-running medium/heavy truck lineup during the 1970s and 1980s, wh...

This nameplate belongs to Mercedes-Benz’s cubic LP cab-over truck family, a line that marked the brand’s move toward modern forward-control commercial vehicles in the 1960s and 1970s. Within that broader LP range, the...

This nameplate belonged to Mercedes-Benz’s cubic LP cab-over truck family, a line that grew out of the company’s 1960s forward-control commercial-vehicle program and was later carried into export markets. In North Ame...