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Mercedes-Benz Launches GLC ‘Celebration Edition’
The limited-run model, which comes with aesthetic changes both inside and outside, is introduced to commemorate 70 years of Indian Independence
Raunak
Published On Aug 14, 2017 17:05 IST
Published OnAug 14, 2017 17:05 IST
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Mercedes-Benz has launched a limited-run ‘Celebration Edition’ of its mid-size luxury SUV, the GLC. The special edition Mercedes-Benz GLC comes with a host of changes to its interior and exterior, and is launched to commemorate 70 years of Indian Independence.
Prices (ex-showroom, pan-India)
- Mercedes-Benz GLC 220 d Celebration Edition (diesel): Rs 50.86 lakh
- Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Celebration Edition (petrol): Rs. 51.25 lakh
What’s new?
- This special edition has added a new ‘Designo Hyacinth Red’ colour to the Mercedes-Benz GLC's existing colour shades
- Star logo projection on ingress and egress through LED logo projector fitted on the exit lamps in the side doors
- Glossy black finish on its outside rear view mirrors
- Additional high-sheen chromed elements on its front air intake and rear trim strip
- Gets stainless steel sporty pedals with non-slippery stud inlay
- Comes with Garmin Map Pilot SD card with Mercedes-Benz’s Audio 20 CD infotainment system. The maps have Garmin look and feel and appear in high resolution and in colour
Since it is a limited-run model, there are no mechanical changes. The petrol version, the GLC 300, is powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol (245PS/370Nm). While the diesel version, the GLC 200 d, is pulled by a 2.1-litre motor (170PS/400Nm). Both the engines are mated to Mercedes-Benz’s latest 9G-Tronic, 9-speed automatic transmission.
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Enthusiastic about cars from a young age, Raunak Awasthi has been leading automobile reportage as the news editor at CarDekho Group. Armed with a Bachelor\'s degree in mechanical engineering, he developed a deep interest in Indian automobile magazines at an early age, treasuring even the black-and-white editions. His unwavering enthusiasm for cars propelled him into the world of motoring journalism, allowing him to immerse himself fully in his passion for all things automotive. To him, this is the best job in the world!Read more
