All-Electric Mercedes-AMG GLA, Due in 2026, Spotted During Testing​​

Recently, spy photos of the all-new Mercedes-AMG GLA all-electric model have been obtained through relevant sources. The new vehicle will no longer use the EQA naming convention and will be developed alongside the fuel-powered version of the GLA, with a performance-focused AMG variant set to be launched. It is reported that the new model will be released within 2026.

Based on the spy photos, the vehicle appears to be the AMG version of the all-electric GLA. Although the front of the car is camouflaged, it features a closed-off design, with a ventilation and cooling opening located below the front bumper.

From the side profile, the vehicle exhibits a relatively rounded overall shape, incorporating some fastback SUV design elements. The doors are equipped with flush-mounted door handles, and the rising character line along the lower body suggests a sportier aesthetic in the production version. Additionally, the vehicle is fitted with AMG-style sporty wheels, high-performance tires, and a large braking system.

At the rear, the car features a compact roof spoiler and a rear window wiper. The taillight design carries the distinctive characteristics of the new-era Mercedes-Benz brand, with a three-pronged lighting signature that offers strong recognition when illuminated. The rear bumper includes a recessed license plate frame, while the flat underbody and absence of exhaust pipes further confirm that this is an all-electric model.

According to the plan, the new model will share a unified all-electric platform with the CLA based on the Mercedes-Benz Modular Architecture (MMA). The all-electric GLA will also feature an 800V platform architecture. In contrast, the future fuel-powered version will be equipped with a 1.5T + 48V mild-hybrid powertrain codenamed M252. (Text/Auto Home Biye)

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