Interior photographs of the new Mercedes GLC unveiled

Mercedes-Benz GLC (2026) Unveils Innovative Interior Design

The much-anticipated Mercedes-Benz GLC (2026) is set to make its world premiere on September 7, 2025, at the IAA Mobility in Munich. This latest iteration of the GLC continues to embody the "Sensual Purity" design language, marking it as the first series vehicle to present the further developed design philosophy.

The interior of the GLC is a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. A light strip on the upper edge of the instrument panel frames the interior, reinforcing a sense of space. The spatial separation of the cup holders improves usability, making the GLC a practical choice for daily commuting.

The central highlight of the GLC's interior is the new, impressively large MBUX Hyperscreen. Measuring almost a meter (39.1 inches) diagonally, it is the largest screen ever installed in a Mercedes-Benz vehicle. The screen's extraordinary sharpness is achieved through a high resolution combined with matrix backlight technology, using over 1,000 individually controllable LEDs.

The MBUX Hyperscreen's large size and high resolution allow for a multitude of features, including up to two charging trays for wireless and inductive charging of smartphones, integrated into the center console. Zone dimming technology allows for the brightness levels of two display sections to be adjusted in parallel using a slider, ensuring optimal visibility under various lighting conditions.

The GLC's interior design also features a decorative trim sculpture that connects the center console and instrument panel, emphasized by ambient lighting along its lower edge. High-resolution ambient styles can be selected as background motifs, providing an individual touch to the interior.

Special ambient lighting is another noteworthy feature of the GLC's interior, adding a touch of elegance and personalization to the driving experience. The GLC will also feature the GLC's interior ambient lighting, a particularly noteworthy feature that is yet to be fully detailed.

The new control panel includes classic hard keys, such as the hazard warning lights, ensuring familiarity and ease of use for drivers.

The Mercedes-Benz GLC (2026) is set to redefine luxury compact SUVs with its innovative interior design and cutting-edge technology. Stay tuned for more details as we approach its world premiere at the IAA Mobility in Munich.