The best new Mercedes-Benz models coming by 2025: all you need to know
February 21, 2024 by Jamie Edkins
Car changing is a big deal
Last year was a busy one for Mercedes. We were treated to the all-new E-Class, the new CLE Coupe and there were a raft of facelifts across the range. The brand isn’t showing any signs of slowing down either, so here’s a rundown of everything you can expect to see over the coming years.
New Mercedes models coming in 2024
This is the year we finally get to see the production version of the all-electric Mercedes G-Class, and there are a few other exciting models to come as well.
New Mercedes EQG electric G-Class
It’s been a few years now since the all-electric Mercedes EQG concept was first revealed, and this EV off-roader will finally be revealed in full this year. It’s already been showing off its new ‘tank turn’ technology at the CES technology show in Las Vegas, and it appears to have all the same styling cues as its petrol-powered stablemate.
The concept EQG had four electric motors and a two-speed gearbox to make it as capable as possible off road, and its ability to slew around like a digger suggests that this technology has made it into the production car.
A full reveal of the all-electric G Wagon is expected this spring, although prices haven’t been announced just yet. If you’re considering buying one you can expect to part with well over £100,000.
New Mercedes-AMG SL 63 S E-Performance
Following the launch of the Mercedes SL, the brands performance arm has shoehorned the same plug-in hybrid system under the bonnet as you’ll find in the AMG GT 4-Door to create the AMG SL 63 S E-Performance.
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The result of this is 816hp and a huge 1,420Nm of torque. That’s 230hp more than the standard AMG SL 63 S, and it’s over 160hp more than you get in a Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet.
The result of this is 0-60 in less time than it takes some people to say the car’s full name, 2.9 seconds, and it’ll go on to a top speed of 197mph. All this performance is then wrapped up in the same stylish body as every other SL model.
New Mercedes-AMG GT
This is the all-new Mercedes-AMG GT. It’s the second iteration of the brand’s two-door sports coupe, and it’s still packing a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine, unlike the new C63 S saloon with its four-pot motor.
The full-fat 63 version of this car has a healthy 585hp, over 100hp more than the outgoing car, and it’ll do 0-60mph 3.6 seconds. This is also the first two-door V8 AMG car to get all-wheel drive.
You can order the new AMG GT now, with prices of this Porsche 911 alternative starting from £164,765. You can increase this to £175,765 if you add the Performance Pack, which includes a fixed rear wing, 21-inch forged alloy wheels and carbon ceramic brakes.
New Mercedes models coming in 2025
There’s a focus on electric cars in 2025 for Mercedes, with a couple of new EVs rumoured to be coming next year.
New Mercedes Concept CLA
The new Mercedes Concept CLA was revealed late last year and, while it won’t go on sale in exactly this form, it will inspire a production car which should debut in 2025. The production version has been spotted testing by Carwow’s spy photographers, and it looks as though a lot of the styling cues will carry over.
It has a similar slinky silhouette to the current Mercedes CLA, however unlike that car this will be a pure EV. It’ll also be the first car to use a new collection of parts known as the MMA platform, which will give it up to 466 miles of range.
Looking inside the Concept CLA and you’ll see plenty of clever new technology which will make its way into other new Mercedes models in the future. The massive display across the dashboard mimics the Superscreen system you get in the E-Class, and there are plenty of recycled materials.
New Mercedes EQC
The Mercedes EQC has been around for a few years now, and a replacement has been spotted during development testing by Carwow’s spy photographers. It appears to have a similar silhouette to the Mercedes EQE SUV, with a smooth, pebble-like appearance.
There are no details surrounding batteries or motors for now, however it’s not expected to use the same setup as the EQE. It’s more likely to share the same MMA selection of parts as the new Concept CLA, meaning a 400+ mile range is possible.
It may also share interior technology with that car when it debuts in 2025. It’s a bit early to put a price on this car just yet, but with the current model fetching almost £75,000 you can expect it to cost over £80,000.
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