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2024 Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 Facelift Adds Mild-Hybrid Power To The Mix

Mercedes-Benz | Mercedes-AMG 31/01/2024 No Comments
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Mercedes-AMG has a wide range of cars these days spanning from the likes of the A 35 hot hatch all the way up to the GT 63 super saloon and somewhere in between the AMG engineers have managed to take the seven-seat GLB and give it some real performance upgrades. The facelifted AMG GLB 35 is on sale now from £57,390.
 

2023 saw Mercedes’ AMG division launch some major new cars within its portfolio with the new AMG GT, CLE 53, GLC 63 and the AMG-developed SL. The Mercedes GLB might not be the most obvious choice to be given the AMG treatment, but hot SUVs are rather fashionable right now and with seven-seat practicality, the GLB 35 could have all bases covered.
 
Just one trim level is offered on the GLB 35 as it stands and there are no plans for a hotter 45 variant like the A 45 hot hatchback. The single GLB 35 trim level is called 4MATIC Premium Plus and represents a significant price rise of £4,095 over the pre-facelift GLB 35.
 
As we saw with the facelifted A 35 that was launched in 2023, the GLB 35 gets the same engine, mated to a new mild-hybrid unit. 302bhp and 400Nm of torque remains the same as before, sourced from a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine and a 48-volt mild-hybrid (MHEV) system adding 13bhp for short bursts and to help power the car under coasting. Power is sent through a seven-speed automatic transmission to all four wheels.
 

Despite this, the GLB 35 facelift is slower over the 0-62mph sprint by 0.2 seconds, taking 5.5 seconds in total. Fuel efficiency stays exactly the same as well, with 31mpg and emissions are unchanged at 207g/km of CO2.
 
The GLB 35 is pretty well equipped. As standard there’s of course the AMG bodykit with a restyled front bumper, new headlight and rear light signatures and to the rear, twin single-exit exhaust tips. On the old car, 19-inch wheels came as standard but now the 20-inch rims are standard-fit.
 
The interior sees a couple of changes with the latest MBUX software added to the twin 10.25-inch screens on the dash. There’s a new wood trim that’s optional, but overall it’s the same cabin as you’d find the old model – still equipped with a seven-seat layout, making the GLB 35 a rather niche offering. An electric panoramic sunroof, wireless phone charging, head-up display and 360-degree camera are all standard features.

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