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Mercedes-Benz GLB, Price, Specs & Review

Compare every Mercedes-Benz GLB variant sold new in Australia. 4 variants, from $71,429 to $93,104 drive-away. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, towing capacity, warranty and running costs, pricing sourced from the Mercedes-Benz Australian website and updated weekly. This page also covers 7 previous-generation variants, kept for used-buyer research — their prices are what those cars cost when new, not current offers.

Data checked: specs 1 Oct 2026, price 1 Oct 2026

Every Mercedes-Benz GLB variant in Australia, compared

11 variants of the Mercedes-Benz GLB are on sale in Australia. Tap to compare them side-by-side, then tap any variant for its full specs.

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GLB2002026$63,900

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB200

Power
120kW
Torque
270Nm
0–100
9.4s
Fuel use
7.5L/100km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD
Seats
7
Towing
1,600kg

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB200 is a 7-seat petrol SUV with front-wheel drive and an automatic gearbox, putting out 120kW and 270Nm. It's priced from $63,900 RRP, which is before on-road costs, so expect to pay more once those are added. Fuel use is 7.5L/100km combined, the boot holds 570 litres with the seats up, and it can tow 1,600kg braked. There's no ANCAP rating on record for this variant, so that's worth keeping in mind if safety scores matter to you. It suits families who want the flexibility of seven seats in a petrol SUV and don't need all-wheel drive.

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GLB250 4MATIC2026$87,900

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB250 4MATIC

Power
165kW
Torque
350Nm
0–100
6.5s
Fuel use
7.9L/100km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Seats
7
Towing
1,800kg

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB250 4MATIC is a compact seven-seat SUV that suits families wanting premium brand credentials and genuine practicality, combining a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing 165kW with all-wheel drive and a 570-litre boot. Its standout strength is the combination of a genuine third row of seats-rare in the compact SUV class-plus a claimed fuel consumption of 7.9L/100km and 1800kg towing capacity. One thing to consider is that running costs are approximately $3,175 annually, so factor this into your budget alongside the purchase price, though the five-year warranty provides peace of mind on mechanical reliability.

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GLB35 AMG 4MATIC2026$99,400

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB35 AMG 4MATIC

Power
225kW
Torque
400Nm
0–100
5.2s
Fuel use
9.1L/100km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Seats
7
Towing
1,800kg

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB35 AMG 4MATIC is a compact performance SUV suited to buyers wanting sophisticated German engineering with genuine sports credentials in a practical five-seat package. Its standout strength is the potent 2-litre turbocharged engine delivering 225kW and 400Nm through intelligent all-wheel drive, achieving respectable fuel economy of 9.1L/100km whilst providing genuine performance thrills. One thing to consider is the annual running costs of approximately $3,175, which reflects the premium fuel and servicing demands of an AMG variant-factor this into your long-term ownership budget alongside the five-year warranty.

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GLB220d 4MATIC2026Discontinued

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB220d 4MATIC

Power
140kW
Torque
400Nm
0–100
8s
Fuel use
5.3L/100km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Seats
7
Towing
1,800kg

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB220d 4MATIC is a compact seven-seat diesel SUV that suits Australian families wanting premium badge appeal with practical space, delivering 400Nm of torque from its 2-litre engine for confident highway and off-road performance. Its standout strength is the combination of excellent fuel economy at 7L/100km and genuine all-wheel-drive capability with 1800kg towing capacity, making it versatile for both daily commuting and weekend adventures. One thing to consider is that running costs sit around $3175 annually, so factor this into your budget alongside the five-year warranty when evaluating value against rivals like the Volkswagen Tiguan and BMW X3.

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GLB 2002022POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 200

Power
120kW
Torque
250Nm
0–100
9.1s
Fuel use
6.5L/100km
Gearbox
Auto
Drive
FWD
Seats
7
ANCAP
5-star

The GLB 200 was the front-drive entry to Mercedes-Benz Australia's X247 GLB range, and the only seven-seat small SUV Mercedes sold here. A 1332 cc turbocharged four makes 120 kW at 5500 rpm and 250 Nm from 1620 to 4000 rpm through a seven-speed 7G-DCT, reaching 100 km/h in 9.1 seconds. ADR 81/02 consumption is 6.5 L/100km combined (8.4 urban, 5.3 extra-urban) and 148 g/km on 95 RON from a 52-litre tank. Kerb weight is 1583 kg with a 2285 kg GVM, and the boxy body returns 565 litres of boot space expanding to 1800 litres. Third-row seating for seven is standard, as are twin 10.25-inch MBUX screens, the KEYLESS-GO Comfort Package with HANDS-FREE ACCESS and a powered tailgate, wireless charging, aluminium roof rails, Adaptive High-Beam Assist, active Lane Keep Assist and a 180-degree reversing camera. Mercedes does not publish a towing rating for the GLB.

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GLB 250 4MATIC2022POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 250 4MATIC

Power
165kW
Torque
350Nm
0–100
6.9s
Fuel use
7.7L/100km
Gearbox
Auto
Drive
AWD
Seats
7
ANCAP
5-star

The GLB 250 4MATIC added all-wheel drive and a bigger engine to Mercedes-Benz Australia's seven-seat X247 GLB. Its 1991 cc turbo four makes 165 kW between 5500 and 6100 rpm and 350 Nm from 1800 to 4000 rpm through an eight-speed 8G-DCT, cutting the 0-100 km/h time to 6.9 seconds. ADR 81/02 consumption is 7.7 L/100km combined and 173 g/km on 95 RON from a larger 60-litre tank. Kerb weight is 1721 kg with a 2385 kg GVM. Over the GLB 200 it gains heated front seats, driver lumbar support, THERMOTRONIC climate control, a load-compartment partition net, an anti-theft alarm with interior monitoring, an automatic panoramic electric sunroof, adjustable damping, the Off-Road Engineering Package and Sports Direct-Steer.

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Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 4MATIC2022POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 4MATIC

Power
225kW
Torque
400Nm
0–100
5.2s
Fuel use
8.3L/100km
Gearbox
Auto
Drive
AWD
Seats
7

The Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 4MATIC was the fast seven-seater in Mercedes-Benz Australia's 2022 line-up. AMG's 1991 cc turbo four makes 225 kW at 5800 rpm and 400 Nm from 3000 to 4000 rpm, driving through the AMG SPEEDSHIFT 8G-DCT and AMG Performance 4MATIC for 5.2 seconds to 100 km/h. ADR 81/02 consumption is 8.3 L/100km combined and 186 g/km on 98 RON. It switches to a multi-link rear axle, ventilated and perforated discs at both ends, and 20-inch AMG alloys on 255/40 tyres that stretch the turning circle to 12.51 m. Kerb weight is 1857 kg with a 2465 kg GVM. Inside it adds the AMG DRIVE UNIT, the AMG Leather Package, Lugano leather and AMG pedals, and outside the AMG Night Package, AMG exhaust with Silent Start and an AMG high-performance braking system with silver-coloured callipers.

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GLB 2002026POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 200

Power
120kW
0–100
8.7s
Gearbox
8G-eDCT dual clutch transmission, 8-speed automatic
Drive
FWD
Seats
7

The GLB 200 is the entry point to the second-generation Mercedes-Benz GLB (model series X248), which Mercedes-Benz Australia now lists in its configurator alongside the electric GLB. It pairs a 1,499cc four-cylinder petrol engine rated at 120kW with a 22kW EQ Boost starter-alternator, drives the front wheels through an eight-speed 8G-eDCT dual-clutch automatic, and seats seven as standard with a two-person third row. Mercedes quotes 0-100km/h in 8.7 seconds and a 208km/h top speed. Standard equipment in the Australian configurator includes a panoramic fixed roof, head-up display, 360-degree camera, DISTRONIC adaptive cruise, Blind Spot Assist and 19-inch aerodynamic alloys. Mercedes-Benz Australia publishes no list price for it: its own pricing service estimated $71,429 drive-away for a private buyer in Melbourne (postcode 3000) on 1 October 2026. Mercedes has not yet published dimensions, kerb weight, boot volume, towing or fuel consumption for this generation in Australia, and there is no ANCAP data for it.

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GLB 220 4MATIC2026POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 220 4MATIC

Power
140kW
0–100
7.5s
Gearbox
8G-eDCT dual clutch transmission, 8-speed automatic
Drive
AWD
Seats
7

The GLB 220 4MATIC is the all-wheel-drive petrol version of the second-generation Mercedes-Benz GLB (X248). Its 1,499cc four-cylinder makes 140kW, supported by a 22kW EQ Boost starter-alternator, through an eight-speed 8G-eDCT dual-clutch automatic, for a quoted 0-100km/h time of 7.5 seconds and a 212km/h top speed. It carries a larger 60-litre tank than the GLB 200's 52 litres. Over the GLB 200, Mercedes-Benz Australia's configurator lists AMG Line, 20-inch AMG alloys, adjustable-damping suspension, a Night Package, Terrain mode and a transparent-bonnet camera view as standard. There is no published list price; Mercedes' own pricing service estimated $82,583 drive-away in Melbourne (postcode 3000) on 1 October 2026. Dimensions, masses other than GVM, boot volume, towing and fuel consumption are not yet published in Australia, and there is no ANCAP data for this generation.

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GLB 250+ Electric2026POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 250+ Electric

Power
200kW
0–100
7.4s
Drive
RWD
Seats
7

At $81,423 drive-away, which is the manufacturer's advertised drive-away price in Victoria, the 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB 250+ Electric is a 7-seat electric SUV driving the rear wheels. It runs an 85kWh usable battery, and DC fast charging peaks at 320kW. The motor makes 200kW. We don't have a driving range or energy use figure for it yet, and boot space is also a gap for now. It suits a family wanting seven seats in an electric SUV who can wait on the range figure before deciding.

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GLB 350 4MATIC Electric2026POA

Mercedes-Benz GLB GLB 350 4MATIC Electric

Power
260kW
0–100
5.5s
Drive
AWD
Seats
7

The GLB 350 4MATIC is the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive electric GLB (model series X244) and the quickest GLB Mercedes-Benz Australia currently lists. It is rated at 260kW with a quoted 0-100km/h time of 5.5 seconds, uses the same 85kWh usable battery and 800-volt DC charging system as the GLB 250+ (320kW peak, 22 minutes for 10-80 per cent), and seats seven. Over the GLB 250+, the Australian configurator adds Terrain mode and a transparent-bonnet camera view as standard. There is no published list price; Mercedes' own pricing service estimated $93,104 drive-away in Melbourne (postcode 3000) on 1 October 2026. A combined WLTP range, energy consumption, dimensions, kerb weight and towing capacity are not yet published in Australia, and there is no ANCAP data for it.

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