Mercedes-Benz Showcases GLC Electric's Upgraded Hyperscreen At CES 2026

Mercedes-Benz has hosted the US premiere of its new GLC Electric SUV at the CES 2026 convention in Las Vegas. At the premiere, the carmaker showcased all the tech upgrades that have been made to the GLC Electric's MB.OS operating software and the end-to-end MBUX Hyperscreen with its new immersive and spatial audio capabilities and artificial intelligence (AI) integration. Here's everything that the new GLC Electric offers.

Firstly, the new GLC Electric comes with an AI-powered MB.OS platform and the massive 39.1-inch MBUX Hyperscreen act as the user interface. It is also the largest continuous screen to be fitted to a Mercedes-Benz model to date. Additionally, it is also the world's first in-car infotainment system to integrate AI models from

both Microsoft and Google to enhance car and driver interaction. Other highlights of the new GLC Electric include an immersive audio experience, as it features Spatial Audio with Dolby ATMOS but only in Apple CarPlay. Mercedes-Benz has also announced a global partnership with NVIDIA for its next-generation of ADAS systems enhanced with AI, the full-stack DRIVE AV software and the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX accelerated compute.

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The ICE-powered GLC SUV has been the brand's best-seller in the US and the new GLC Electric is aimed at complementing those numbers. The GLC Electric has a 483 hp output and a claimed range of up to 713 km on a full charge. Other notable showcases by Mercedes-Benz at CES 2026 include enhanced video streaming in the new CLA Electric with DTS AudioStage Video powered by TiVo. The CLA EV is also the first Mercedes-Benz to feature the next-generation of MB.DRIVE technologies that are powered by NVIDIA's AI-driven tech. It merges driving assistance and navigation functions, which means that at the press of a button, the CLA can assist the driver in navigating through city streets, with advanced Level 2 ADAS. However, steering control can still be manually overridden without deactivating the system. The GLC Electric, on the other hand, is expected to launch in the US in the second half of 2026.