Mercedes-AMG GLB Engine Specs, Model Type, Oil Capacity

Among the trio of AMG models launched in Malaysia today is the new 2024 Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 facelift. Fully imported (CBU) from Germany, the facelifted Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 retails at RM 418,888 (OTR without insurance). The new GLB 35 is equipped with an M260 2.0-litre 4-cylinder turbocharged engine that delivers 306 PS and 400 Nm, enabling the SUV to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.5 seconds. The top speed is electronically limited to 250 km/h. The inclusion of a belt-driven starter generator

In offering a seamless and convenient customer experience, Mercedes-Benz has introduced its fully-fledged “Retail of the Future” agency model in Malaysia. As the 10th country and the first market in Southeast Asia, Mercedes-Benz Malaysia aims to transform the car buying experience for its customers, now offering ‘one best price’ for all models across its retail partners and Mercedes-Benz Store (online showroom). Also read: No more dealers, only retail partners - Mercedes-Benz Malaysia adopts age

Along with the introduction of the locally-assembled (CKD) Mercedes-Benz GLC 300e Coupe, Mercedes-Benz Malaysia has also announced an update for the fully-imported (CBU) 2022 Mercedes-AMG GLB 35. The 2022 Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 is priced at RM 392,582 (OTR without insurance, with 5 percent SST), compared to RM 363,136 previously, which is an increase of around RM 29k. For bookings made from 1-July 2022 after the SST exemption period expires, the GLB 35’s price will be set at RM 405,888. Also read:

Cheapest 7-seater from the brand Surprisingly practical Bang for the buck over the GLC It used to be that a solid business plan gravitated around fulfilling the needs of your customer base. If they had a specific set of requirements, you made something that ticked all their boxes. After all, the customer is king right? Somewhere along the line, fuelled by consumerism no less, carmakers started to deviate and turned the tables a little. We’re pretty sure the revolution started with someone in mar

Well-renowned motoring journalist, Jeremy Clarkson, once said in an interview that God is normally fair with His dishing out of talents. He went on to give an example with David Beckham – an immensely talented footballer, blessed with good looks but to balance it out, a squeaky voice was given. It appears the Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 faces a similar conundrum. It takes off like a scalded cat and it’s able to keep up with sports cars in the twisties. And to balance it out, it looks a like a bread loaf

Would you be surprised with the headline? Of course not. It’s just the way things are these days, whether you like it or not. Two out of five (or 40 percent) of Mercedes-Benz cars sold globally are SUV models. Mercedes-Benz sold 2,164,187 cars in 2020 (down 10.3 percent). The figure includes 38,391 units of Smart models, but excluding commercial vans (325,771 units) and trucks. The commercial trucks division has since been spun off as a separate company, Daimler Truck AG, but it is still parked