The G-Class packs additional cameras and functionality, and the new "Transparent Hood" mode will display a virtual view under the vehicle to help with visibility while in the G Wagen's off-road ...

With some exterior updates and interior tweaks, the new G-Class promises a more refined product without compromising on its go-anywhere ability. The release date for the 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class ...

After years of anticipation and rampant speculation, Mercedes-Benz has officially confirmed the highly awaited development of ...

Any details beyond the new G-class's existence remain a mystery, but just try to stop our imaginations from running wild. The latest rumors suggest that the baby G will be sold exclusively as an EV.

After years of teasing from the CEO, the German automaker has now confirmed that a potentially gaming-changing new member of the iconic G Class line is coming. A close up of the grill of the ...

The new CLA-Class will be the first model to take ... Technology” — the EV G that looks exactly like the gas-powered G-Class. A Michigan-born car nut and racing enthusiast, Zac Palmer is ...

There are new front and rear bumpers ... Despite its vintage looks, the G-Class comes packed with a raft of modern safety tech. Forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, a ...

Mercedes will launch 17 new or refreshed BEVs and 19 ICE models by 2027. A smaller G-Class off-roader and an E-Class EV sedan are among the highlights. The company will continue offering V8 and ...

It’s an exceptionally mechanical sensation, and that’s important because being mechanical in an increasingly digital age is what truly sets the G-Class – even this new one – apart from its ...

After nearly 50 years since the G-Class first debuted, Mercedes-Benz plans to introduce a smaller version of its popular 4x4 ...

The all-new electric G-Class brings the off-road qualities of the G-Class into the era of electric mobility. In some aspects, the electric version even surpasses the conventionally powered models. The ...

The Merc G-Class can now pirouette on its axis, do 0-100 km/h in under 5 seconds, and emit nothing from its tailpipes ...