Mercedes-Benz is bringing some thrilling updates to the GCC market for the 2025 model year, with a variety of new models, advanced technology, and innovative features designed to redefine luxury and performance. From cutting-edge electric vehicles to updated performance models, Mercedes-Benz continues to push boundaries in the automotive industry. Here's an overview of the key updates coming to the 2025 Mercedes lineup in the GCC.
For 2025, the iconic Mercedes G-Class receives a facelift that combines the rugged luxury of its predecessors with the latest advancements in automotive technology. The G 550 now features a more efficient 3.0-liter inline-6 engine, offering 443 horsepower, and a new mild hybrid system for enhanced performance. The AMG G 63 model benefits from similar upgrades with a new 48V mild hybrid system and the option of AMG Active Ride Control, providing smoother rides both on and off-road.
The G 580 EQ, a first for the G-Class, marks Mercedes-Benz’s entry into the world of electric luxury off-roaders. This new version brings electric power with four motors—one for each wheel—delivering superior traction and performance for off-road enthusiasts in the GCC. Built on the traditional ladder-frame platform, this model retains its rugged, iconic design, combined with a 116 kWh battery protected by a carbon-fiber plate for enhanced durability.
The Mercedes EQS sedan also gets a facelift for the 2025 lineup. Featuring a sleek new grille design and the iconic Mercedes-Benz star on the hood, the facelifted EQS brings a new level of luxury and technology to the table. With a larger battery taken from the EQS SUV, it offers extended range and better energy recuperation thanks to new regenerative braking software. These updates make the EQS an even more powerful choice for eco-conscious drivers in the GCC.
Additionally, Mercedes-Benz is offering an exciting charging incentive with the 2025 EQ models, allowing customers to choose between a $1,000 credit for their Mercedes me Charge account or a Mercedes-Benz Home Wallbox for home charging.
The Mercedes GLC lineup also sees a significant upgrade for 2025 with the introduction of two new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) versions:
These PHEVs offer luxury and sustainability, meeting the growing demand for greener, yet powerful vehicles in the region.
Mercedes-AMG fans will be thrilled with the addition of three new AMG GT models in 2025:
These new models promise to offer something for every performance enthusiast in the GCC, whether you're looking for an agile ride or a high-octane experience.
Two new AMG models will also be available in 2025:
These additions reflect Mercedes-AMG’s ongoing commitment to blending high performance with cutting-edge technology for the GCC market.
The 2025 lineup introduces a new charging offer for those purchasing an electric Mercedes-Benz vehicle. In addition to the Mercedes Me Charge network, which already includes over 85,000 AC and DC stations worldwide, customers can benefit from a $1,000 credit or a Mercedes-Benz Home Wallbox for easy home charging.
The 2025 Mercedes-Benz lineup for the GCC brings exciting new models, advanced technology, and improved hybrid and electric vehicles. Whether you're looking for a powerful SUV like the electric G-Class or a luxury sedan like the facelifted EQS, Mercedes-Benz continues to offer unmatched sophistication and performance.
For expert advice on how the latest models can fit into your lifestyle, reach out to the Lebanese Europe team of experts. Their in-depth knowledge of the Mercedes lineup and market trends can help guide you to your perfect vehicle.
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