The most exciting new Mercedes models coming before 2030

It’s been a good year for Mercedes. The new, 500-mile CLA Electric took home our Outstanding EV trophy in the Carwow Car Of The Year awards, and it also replaced the aging EQC electric SUV with a newer, more competitive model.

There’s plenty more to come from Mercedes in 2026 and beyond, so here’s a roundup of everything you can expect to see over the next few years.

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New Mercedes GLC EV

This is the new Mercedes GLC EV, and it replaces the rather underwhelming EQC as the brand’s alternative to the Audi Q6 e-tron and the new BMW iX3. It gets 443 miles of range, which is a huge improvement over the EQC’s 254 miles but still not a match for the iX3’s 500-mile figure.

It debuts a new styling cue for the brand as well, that being the enormous grille which features 942 individual lights. The GLC EV’s interior is also a huge step up in terms of tech, because it features a gigantic screen which spans the entire width of the cabin.

You can order your new GLC EV now, and prices start from just over £61,000.

New Mercedes Vision Iconic

This rather striking-looking concept car is the Mercedes Vision Iconic, and it could be a look ahead to a future S-Class. The design is certainly bold – it looks like the sort of thing a cartoon villain would drive.

That curvy body is covered in a clever new solar paint which can harness energy from the sun to top up the batteries. Mercedes say this could provide up to 7,500 miles a year when applied to a large SUV.

It’s just a concept car for now though, so don’t expect the Vision Iconic to go into production exactly as you see it here.

New Mercedes-AMG PureSpeed

If the Mercedes-AMG SL63 isn’t quite exclusive enough for you, check out the new PureSpeed. Just 250 of these cars will be made, costing almost £700,000 each. This gets you Formula 1 tech for the road, including the ‘halo’ roll bar.

Powering this car is the same 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 as you’ll find in the Mercedes-AMG GT, meaning it has 585hp and 800Nm of torque. It’ll do 0-62mph in 3.6 seconds, and go on to a top speed of 195mph. That’s plenty in a car with no windscreen.

New Mercedes-AMG XX

The new Mercedes-AMG XX previews an all-electric replacement for the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door. It has three electric motors which put out a combined 1,360hp, and that design has been sculpted to be as aerodynamic as possible.

The interior looks like it was lifted straight from motorsport – with body-hugging carbon fibre seats and a yoke steering wheel. A production version of this car is due before 2030, and you can expect to see this concept’s battery and motor technology.

New Mercedes Vision V

The Mercedes Vision V proves that you don’t need a limousine if you want to be chauffeured in ultimate comfort. It has acres of space in the rear, super comfortable seats and even a massive 65-inch cinema screen in the back.

It’s just a show car for now, but it gives you a taste of what future Mercedes luxury MPVs will look like. You can play video games, watch movies or learn about your surroundings using augmented reality in the back of this thing, and the exterior design is striking enough to catch the eye of any passing paparazzi.

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