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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Interior Shown with Huge 39-Inch Screen

Noah Stein

Noah Stein

Covers infotainment, ADAS and software updates. Daily: Hyundai Ioniq 5. Project car: NB Miata with a homebrew CarPlay retrofit.

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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the interior of its forthcoming GLC-class electric vehicle, revealing a significant shift in design with a massive 39.1-inch screen that spans the dashboard, marking a new chapter in the brand’s transition from internal combustion to electric power.

The automotive industry is no stranger to the race for innovation, and Mercedes-Benz has just taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of its new GLC-class electric vehicle (EV). This latest offering from the German automaker is not just about a change in powertrain but a complete overhaul of the vehicle's interior aesthetics. The most striking feature of the new GLC EV is undoubtedly its enormous dashboard-spanning screen, which measures a staggering 39.1 inches from one side of the cabin to the other. This screen, a new iteration of Mercedes' Hyperscreen technology, is set to redefine the driving experience by integrating cutting-edge digital interfaces with luxurious design elements.

Beyond its impressive size, the Hyperscreen in the GLC EV introduces several technological advancements. It is backlit by over a thousand individual LEDs, allowing for customizable display zones that can be dimmed independently. This feature transforms the screen into a dynamic canvas that can be tailored to the driver’s preferences, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional versatility. The screen's introduction is part of a broader arms race among automakers to offer ever more advanced technology in their vehicles, with screen real estate becoming as much a status symbol as performance metrics like horsepower and acceleration times.

The interior redesign extends beyond the screen, with a fresh approach to the vehicle's overall layout. The GLC EV's interior features new, curvier seat adjuster switches, and a dashboard that seamlessly blends into the center console. Circular air vents flank the dashboard, complemented by additional rectangular vents in the center, enhancing the vehicle's sleek and modern look. Practicality hasn't been overlooked either, with the center console housing a cubby for wireless phone charging, a set of buttons, a volume control wheel, and cupholders, ensuring that the transition to electric does not come at the cost of everyday usability.

The full unveiling of the GLC EV is scheduled for September 7 at the IAA Munich Auto Show, where more details about this eagerly anticipated model will be disclosed. As Mercedes-Benz aims to cement its position as a leader in the luxury EV market, the GLC EV serves as a testament to the brand's commitment to innovation and sustainability. This vehicle not only highlights Mercedes' ability to merge technology with luxury but also sets a new benchmark for competitors in the growing electric vehicle sector.

#Mercedes-Benz#GLC EV#Electric Vehicles#Automotive Innovation#Luxury Cars
Noah Stein

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Covers infotainment, ADAS and software updates. Daily: Hyundai Ioniq 5. Project car: NB Miata with a homebrew CarPlay retrofit.

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TechLover22

Sep 9, 2025
That 39-inch screen sounds amazing! Can't wait to see how the customizable zones work in real life. Mercedes is really stepping up their EV game!
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SkepticDriver

Sep 9, 2025
A 39-inch screen? Sounds more like a distraction than an innovation. I hope they've considered driver safety along with these flashy features.
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CuriousCat

Sep 9, 2025
Does anyone know how the screen's performance holds up in direct sunlight? I'm thinking about visibility issues with all those LEDs on a bright day.

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