Mercedes-Benz Plans to Launch at Least 7 All-New Models by End of 2027

Mercedes plans to launch at least seven all-new models by the end of 2027, spanning sedans, SUVs and off-road vehicles. Electrification is at the heart of this product offensive, while inline-six and V8 combustion engines will be retained and paired with electrified systems. The compact rugged off-roader, the Baby G, will make its debut by the end of 2027, built on the MMA platform and offered with both all-electric and hybrid powertrains, with all-wheel drive as standard across the range. The all-electric version features a dual-motor layout with an 85 kWh ternary lithium battery pack, delivering a WLTP range of 724 km; the hybrid version uses the same electrified 1.5-liter engine as the CLA. The body length is approximately 4.4 meters. The G-Class convertible is set to return, launching as an AMG G63 variant and retaining the twin-turbo V8 engine. The all-electric E-Class will replace the current EQE, built on the MB.EA-M platform and offered in both sedan and estate body styles. Mercedes is phasing out the EQ naming system. The next-generation A-Class sedan will debut by the end of 2027, with the current A-Class in production until 2028. The new model is based on the MMA platform and will offer both all-electric and hybrid powertrains. In addition, the GLA will receive a facelift, the GLC will enter a new generation, and the AMG C-Class will also launch a new generation, retaining a plug-in hybrid powertrain centered on a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine.