Mercedes-Benz to Unveil Seven New Models by 2027, Including EVs

Mercedes-Benz plans to debut seven new models by 2027, focusing on electric vehicles while retaining traditional engines.
New Mercedes Model 2027

Mercedes-Benz is gearing up for an exciting lineup of vehicle releases, with plans to introduce at least seven new models by the end of 2027, as the company approaches its 140th anniversary in 2026. This expansion will prominently feature electric vehicles, but traditional combustion engines will continue to play a role, albeit with more electrified versions.

Here’s a detailed look at what to expect from Mercedes in the coming years:

Mercedes-Benz A-Class: Reviving an Icon

2028 Mercedes A-Class Rendering By Motor1

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The A-Class, which once seemed slated for discontinuation in Europe, will continue production until 2028, with a new model expected in late 2027. The upcoming A-Class might revisit its roots, potentially adopting a design reminiscent of its earlier generations, featuring a taller ride height and a more upright, minivan-inspired profile. This model will remain an entry-level offering, with electric and hybrid versions built on the MMA platform.

Mercedes-Benz ‘Baby’ G-Class: A Compact Off-Roader

Mercedes-Benz Baby G-Class Rendering By Motor1

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Mercedes-Benz is expanding its G-Class lineup with a smaller model known as the “Baby G.” Expected to debut in late 2027, this compact off-road vehicle will forgo the traditional ladder frame for a modified MMA platform. Both electric and hybrid variants will be available, featuring all-wheel drive and design cues from the iconic G-Class, but in a more compact form, approximately 14.4 feet long.

Mercedes-AMG C-Class: A Return to Power

2024 Mercedes-AMG C63S E Performance Review

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Mercedes-AMG is planning a comeback of more cylinders for its C-Class models. The new C53 AMG will feature a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six engine, delivering 449 horsepower. The possibility of a V8 in the C63 AMG is also being considered, with speculations about both a traditional combustion engine and a fully electric version being explored.

Mercedes E-Class Electric: Stepping into the Future

Mercedes-Benz E-Class Rendering By Motor1

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The next-generation E-Class will undergo significant changes, including the introduction of an all-electric version to replace the EQE. While combustion engines will continue on a separate platform, the electric E-Class will utilize the MB.EA-M architecture, featuring modern design elements like a prominent three-pointed star grille and an expansive digital dashboard display.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class Cabriolet: Open-Top Adventure

2027 Mercedes-AMG G63 Cabriolet Prototype

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Mercedes is bringing back the G-Class Cabriolet, expected exclusively in AMG 63 trim. Scheduled for a 2027 release, this version will feature a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine with 612 horsepower, complemented by a retractable fabric roof, offering the thrill of open-top driving combined with robust off-road capabilities.

Mercedes-Benz GLA Hybrid: Blending Electric and Combustion Power

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Entering the market in early 2027, the new GLA Hybrid will combine a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine with a 22.0-kilowatt electric motor, enabling short-range electric-only travel. Output options will range from 136 to 190 horsepower, with all-wheel drive available on higher trims. The hybrid GLA will closely resemble its electric sibling, with the primary visual difference being additional air intakes for engine cooling.

Mercedes-Benz GLC / Coupe: Continuity Meets Innovation

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The upcoming GLC and Coupe models, set for a 2027 release, will continue the trend of offering both electric and combustion-powered options with similar aesthetics but distinct platforms. The combustion version will feature a range of engines, including a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline mild-hybrid and a turbodiesel, alongside plug-in hybrids with significant electric range capabilities.

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