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Mercedes launches GLE and GLS Night Edition models

Both GLE and GLS Night Editions will be available in limited numbers.
2 min read21 May '26
Saptarshi MondalSaptarshi Mondal
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Mercedes GLE and GLS Night Edition

Mercedes Benz has launched new Night Edition versions of the GLE and GLS SUVs in India. The GLE Night Edition is priced from Rs 1.05 crore, whereas the GLS Night Edition is priced from Rs 1.41 crore, both prices ex-showroom. Both SUVs get a darkened themed inside and out, along with some new equipment. However, both the models will available only in limited numbers.

  1. GLE and GLS Night Editions get two exclusive paint options 
  2. GLE Night Edition adds air suspension over the standard model
  3. Head-up display also fitted as standard on both Night Edition models 

Mercedes GLE and GLS Night Edition prices

Here’s a look at the detailed price list of the Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS Night Editions. 

Model
Price (ex-showroom)
GLE 300d 4Matic Night Edition
Rs 1.05 crore
GLE 450 4Matic Night Edition
Rs 1.14 crore
GLS 450 4Matic Night Edition
Rs 1.41 crore
GLS 450d 4Matic Night Edition
Rs 1.43 crore

The GLE Night Edition diesel costs Rs 5 lakh more than the regular diesel variant, while the petrol variant commands a premium of Rs 3.50 lakh. As for the GLS Night Edition, the petrol and diesel variants cost Rs 3.50 lakh and Rs 3.30 lakh more than their regular counterparts, respectively. 

Mercedes launches GLE and GLS Night Edition models

Mercedes GLE and GLS Night Edition: what’s new?

New to the GLE and GLS Night Editions are two exclusive exterior paint finishes: Alpine Grey and Obsidian Black. They also get blacked-out wing mirrors, gloss black trims on the bumpers and a black roof. On the inside, both models get black Nappa leather upholstery, Anthracite open-pore oak wooden trim and black door sills. 

Mercedes launches GLE and GLS Night Edition models

One notable upgrade on the GLE Night Edition is that it gets air suspension over the standard model. This is also the first time a 4-cylinder engine-powered GLE has been offered with the Airmatic suspension. Both models also get a head-up display as standard, while the GLS gets a pair of rear entertainment screens. 

Mercedes GLE and GLS Night Edition: powertrain and specs 

Mercedes launches GLE and GLS Night Edition models

Both the GLE and GLS Night Edition models are available with petrol and diesel engines. The GLE gets a 270hp/550Nm, 2.0-litre 4-cylinder diesel or a 380hp/500Nm 3.0-litre 6-cylinder petrol engine. Meanwhile, the GLS is powered by either a 380hp, 3.0-litre inline-6 petrol or a 367hp, 3.0-litre inline 6 diesel. Both models get a 9-speed automatic transmission and 4Matic all-wheel drive; air suspension is also standard on all the Night Edition models. 

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