Which is the Mercedes-Benz with Three Rows?

With the highest standard seating available, the Mercedes-Benz GLS includes a variety of high-end features like a 3.0L inline-6 turbo engine with EQ Boost, 4MATIC® fully variable all-wheel drive, spacious available six-passenger seating configuration, illuminated running boards, heated and ventilated front seats, and more. Here are the Mercedes-Benz GLS dimensions: 

• Passenger Seating: 7 standard (6 optional)
• Headroom (1st row): 39.4 inches
• Legroom (1st row): 40.3 inches
• Shoulder Room (1st row): 59.3 inches
• Headroom (2nd row): 40.2 inches
• Legroom (2nd row): 41.9 inches
• Shoulder Room (2nd row): Info N/A
• Legroom (3rd row): 34.6 inches
• Cargo Volume: 17.4-84.7 cubic feet

The Mercedes-Benz GLB third row addition doesn’t take away from the spaciousness of the cabin or the compact lines of the exterior. The 40/20/40-split 2nd-row seat backs recline or fold flat to expand to 62 cubic feet of cargo space. EASY ENTRY® widens the entry to the available 50/50-split 3rd-row seat. 

• Passenger Seating: 5 standard (7 available)
• Headroom (1st row): 40.7 inches
• Legroom (1st row): 41.1 inches
• Shoulder Room (1st row): 55.9 inches
• Headroom (2nd row): 39.3 inches
• Legroom (2nd row): 38.1 inches
• Shoulder room (2nd row): 54.9 inches
• Headroom (3rd row): 34.8 inches
• Legroom (3rd row): 29.1 inches
• Shoulder Room (3rd row): 43.8 inches
• Cargo Volume: 22.0-62.0 cubic feet

With more room than ever before, the Mercedes-Benz GLE continues to lead the way with an agile design and a cabin illuminated by 64 colors of ambient lighting. The second row of seats feature six-way power adjustment for optimal comfort. 

• Passenger Seating: 5 standard (7 available)
• Headroom (1st row): 40.5 inches
• Legroom (1st row): 40.3 inches
• Shoulder Room (1st row): 59.3 inches
• Headroom (2nd row): 36.9 inches
• Legroom (2nd row): 40.9 inches
• Shoulder Room (2nd row): 58.3 inches
• Cargo Volume: 33.3-74.9 cubic feet