# Mercedes-Benz SUVs Every Mercedes-Benz SUV sold in the US, with the official EPA figures. - **Models:** 5 - **Hybrid options:** 5 - **Electric options:** 2 ## Quick answer Mercedes-Benz sells 5 SUVs in the US for 2026: GLB-Class, GLC-Class, G-Class, GLE-Class and GLS-Class. The most fuel-efficient is the GLB-Class at up to 28 mpg combined. The longest-range EV is the GLC-Class at up to 350 miles. ## Every Mercedes-Benz SUV compared | Model | Size class | Powertrains | Drive | Fuel economy | EV range | Fuel cost / year | Years | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [GLB-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-glb-class) | Small SUV | Hybrid | AWD, FWD | 23-28 mpg | -- | $2,950-$3,550 | 2020-present | | [GLC-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-glc-class) | Small SUV | Electric, Hybrid | AWD, RWD | 22-27 mpg - 102-119 MPGe | 350 mi | $650-$3,750 | 2016-present | | [G-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-g-class) | Midsize/large SUV | Electric, Hybrid | 4WD | 15-18 mpg - 62-71 MPGe | 249 mi | $1,100-$5,500 | 2015-present | | [GLE-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-gle-class) | Midsize/large SUV | Hybrid | AWD, RWD | 17-23 mpg | -- | $3,550-$4,850 | 2016-present | | [GLS-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-gls-class) | Midsize/large SUV | Hybrid | AWD | 15-21 mpg | -- | $3,900-$5,500 | 2017-present | EPA combined ratings. MPGe is the EPA efficiency measure for electric cars. Models, size classes, powertrains, drivetrains, mpg and range from the EPA/DOE fueleconomy.gov dataset (model years 2021-2027). Heavy-duty pickups are exempt from EPA labels and are listed by hand. ## Mercedes-Benz SUVs, model by model **[GLB-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-glb-class).** The 2026 GLB-Class is a small SUV offered with 2.0L 4-cyl turbo hybrid, in AWD or FWD. Its most efficient version is rated 25 mpg city and 33 highway (28 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $2,950-$3,550. It has been in the EPA data since 2020. **[GLC-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-glc-class).** The 2027 GLC-Class is a small SUV offered with 2.0L 4-cyl turbo hybrid or 3.0L V6 turbo hybrid or as an electric car, in AWD or RWD. Its most efficient version is rated 24 mpg city and 32 highway (27 combined). The electric version reaches up to 350 miles of EPA range and takes about 11.5 hours to charge on a 240-volt Level 2 charger. EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $650-$3,750. It has been in the EPA data since 2016. **[G-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-g-class).** The 2027 G-Class is a midsize/large SUV offered with 4.0L V8 turbo hybrid or as an electric car, in 4WD. Its most efficient version is rated 14 mpg city and 16 highway (15 combined). The electric version reaches up to 249 miles of EPA range and takes about 14.0 hours to charge on a 240-volt Level 2 charger. EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,100-$5,500. It has been in the EPA data since 2015. **[GLE-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-gle-class).** The 2027 GLE-Class is a midsize/large SUV offered with 2.0L 4-cyl turbo hybrid or 3.0L V6 turbo hybrid, in AWD or RWD. Its most efficient version is rated 21 mpg city and 26 highway (23 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $3,550-$4,850. It has been in the EPA data since 2016. **[GLS-Class](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-gls-class).** The 2027 GLS-Class is a midsize/large SUV offered with 3.0L V6 turbo hybrid, in AWD. Its most efficient version is rated 19 mpg city and 24 highway (21 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $3,900-$5,500. It has been in the EPA data since 2017. ## Which Mercedes-Benz SUV is cheapest to run? 1. **GLC-Class:** $650-$3,750 a year in fuel (22-27 mpg - 102-119 MPGe) 2. **G-Class:** $1,100-$5,500 a year in fuel (15-18 mpg - 62-71 MPGe) 3. **GLB-Class:** $2,950-$3,550 a year in fuel (23-28 mpg) 4. **GLE-Class:** $3,550-$4,850 a year in fuel (17-23 mpg) 5. **GLS-Class:** $3,900-$5,500 a year in fuel (15-21 mpg) EPA annual fuel cost assumes 15,000 miles a year, 55% city and 45% highway, at national average fuel and electricity prices. ## Mercedes-Benz SUVs from smallest to largest 1. **Small SUV:** GLB-Class, GLC-Class 2. **Midsize/large SUV:** G-Class, GLE-Class, GLS-Class ## Recently discontinued Mercedes-Benz SUVs | Model | Size class | Powertrains | Fuel economy | Years | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [EQB](/vehicles/mercedes-benz-eqb) | Small SUV | Electric | 87-107 MPGe | 2022-2025 | ## Frequently asked questions ### How many SUVs does Mercedes-Benz make? Mercedes-Benz sells 5 SUVs in the US for the 2026 model year: GLB-Class, GLC-Class, G-Class, GLE-Class and GLS-Class. Recently discontinued: EQB (last 2025). ### What is the most fuel-efficient Mercedes-Benz SUV? The Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class has the highest EPA rating in the 2026 lineup, up to 28 mpg combined as a hybrid. Ratings depend on engine and drivetrain. ### Does Mercedes-Benz make a hybrid SUV? Yes: the GLB-Class, the GLC-Class, the G-Class, the GLE-Class and the GLS-Class. ### Does Mercedes-Benz make an electric SUV? Yes: the GLC-Class (up to 350 miles of range) and the G-Class (up to 249 miles of range). ### Which Mercedes-Benz SUV has the longest range? The Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class, with an EPA-estimated range of up to 350 miles on a full charge. ### Which Mercedes-Benz SUV is cheapest to run? The Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class, with an EPA annual fuel cost from $650, based on 15,000 miles a year at national average prices. Charging at home on a cheap overnight rate can cut that further. ### Which Mercedes-Benz SUVs have all-wheel drive? All 5 current Mercedes-Benz SUVs offer all- or four-wheel drive: GLB-Class, GLC-Class, G-Class, GLE-Class and GLS-Class. AWD usually costs 1-3 mpg against the two-wheel-drive version of the same engine. ### What is the smallest Mercedes-Benz SUV? By EPA size class, the smallest current Mercedes-Benz SUVs are the GLB-Class and GLC-Class (small SUV), and the largest are the G-Class, GLE-Class and GLS-Class. EPA classes go by interior volume or weight rating, not exact length. ## Sources - [fueleconomy.gov (US DOE and EPA)](https://www.fueleconomy.gov/) ## Other Mercedes-Benz lineups - [Mercedes-Benz cars](https://diagxcar.com/makes/mercedes-benz/cars) - [Mercedes-Benz electric cars](https://diagxcar.com/makes/mercedes-benz/electric) - [Mercedes-Benz hybrids](https://diagxcar.com/makes/mercedes-benz/hybrids) ## SUVs from other makes - [Audi SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/audi/suvs) - [BMW SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/bmw/suvs) - [Cadillac SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/cadillac/suvs) - [Chevrolet SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/chevrolet/suvs) - [Ford SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/ford/suvs) - [Honda SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/honda/suvs) - [Hyundai SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/hyundai/suvs) - [Infiniti SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/infiniti/suvs) - [Jeep SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/jeep/suvs) - [Kia SUVs](https://diagxcar.com/makes/kia/suvs) --- Source page: https://diagxcar.com/makes/mercedes-benz/suvs Updated: 2026-11-03 General information, not a substitute for a qualified mechanic.