What Are the 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS Dimensions?

The Mercedes-Benz GLS is the largest Mercedes-Benz SUV, and for the new year, it’s been redesigned to offer more space than ever before. So, how has the inclusion of a new, longer wheelbase impacted the 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions? Although we’re still waiting on some of the final specs, it’s already clear that you’ll enjoy a more comfortable ride.

We’ve detailed everything we know in the space below! So, if you’re looking for a complete guide to the Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions, there’s no better place to start your research.

Mercedes-Benz GLS Dimensions: Seating and Interior Dimensions

With three rows of electronically-adjustable, EASY ENTRY® seats, you’ll have no trouble loading up your cabin. You’ll enjoy a wide variety of classic and high-tech comfort features no matter which trim level you settle on, and if you’d prefer to seat six instead of seven, you can upgrade with 2nd-row captain’s chairs. Regardless of the setup you choose, you’ll enjoy a superior ride quality on the roads of Providence and East Greenwich.

With all this in mind, let’s take a closer look at the Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions:

• Headroom
  • 41.4 inches (1st Row)
  • 40.2 inches (2nd Row)
• Shoulder Room
  • 59.3 inches (1st Row)
  • 58.5 inches (2nd Row)
• Legroom (1st Row)
  • 40.3 inches (1st Row)
  • 41.9 inches (2nd Row, Seats in Rearmost Position)

These measurements represent a significant improvement over the GLS dimensions of yesteryear. Although we don’t yet have the exact dimensions for the third row, Mercedes-Benz has already asserted that it will be suitable for passengers of up to 6’4’’ in height.

The 2019 GLS dimensions allowed for 35 inches of third-row legroom and 50.5 inches of third-row shoulder room. If you’re comparing Mercedes-Benz SUVs, you’ll want to take a look at the 2020 GLC dimensions, or pit the 2020 GLC vs. GLE to learn more. Looking for something compact with an optional third row? You’ll love the 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLB features.

Mercedes-Benz GLS Exterior Dimensions

The longer wheelbase also allows the 2020 GLS to offer an even more impressive exterior. Although we expect the larger wheelbase to increase the Mercedes-Benz GLS weight (up from 5,335 pounds in 2019), we already know that the new model is more dynamic than before. Last year’s model possessed a drag coefficient of 0.35, while this year’s model comes in at 0.32.

Take a closer look at the exterior Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions, and find out how it will fit in your Cranston or North Attleboro garage:

• Bumper-to-Bumper Length
  • 205.2 inches
• Wheelbase
  • 123.4 inches
• Body Width
  • 77 inches
• Front Track Width
  • 65.7 inches
• Rear Track Width
  • 66.6 inches
• Height
  • 71.8 inches

Test Drive the Mercedes-Benz GLS SUV at Mercedes-Benz of Warwick

If you really want to know what sets this luxurious SUV apart from its challengers, you’ll want to come in and experience the 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions for yourself. Check out our new GLS SUV inventory, browse our new vehicle lease specials, and schedule your test drive today!