Mercedes-Benz Group (formerly known as Daimer) has confirmed that the next generation 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC (X254) will make its world debut in June.
The company also said that the outgoing X253 generation Mercedes-Benz GLC is still selling well and is now the company’s most important volume seller, contributing 20 percent of Mercedes-Benz’s global sales (as of Q1 2022).
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Mercedes-Benz has recently released a set of preview photos of the 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC undergoing winter testing in Arjeplog, Sweden.
Here’s what Mercedes-Benz has confirmed about the 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC so far.
When will the X254 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC be launched in Malaysia?
The outgoing X253 generation Mercedes-Benz GLC is currently selling at RM 299,539 for the GLC 200 and RM 338,693 for the GLC 300 - both locally-assembled (CKD). Prices valid until 30-June 2022.
Although the all-new X254 generation GLC will debut on June 2022, the model is not expected to go on sale in right-hand drive markets until end-2022, add another 6 months for local-assembly preparation.
In the case of the W206 C-Class, there was a 11-month gap between it going on sale in Europe (March 2021) and introduction in Malaysia (February 2022), although that's partly also due to Covid-19 restrictions.
The all-new X254 generation 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC is not expected to be launched in Malaysia until mid-2023.
Also read: 15 photos showing how your next 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC will look like
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