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Overview
The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe (C254) is the sloped-roof version of the GLC compact executive SUV, sold here as a five-seat petrol plug-in hybrid with 4Matic. It suits buyers who want GLC positioning with a sportier body rather than maximum SUV practicality. In Malaysia, the GLC350e 4Matic Coupe costs RM425,888.
For 2026, the Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe carries on unchanged in Malaysia, with the C254 range made up of the single GLC350e 4Matic Coupe. The latest model news still centres on the 2023 C254 debut, which introduced 48-volt mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains globally, and the 2024 report that the GLC Coupe may be discontinued as Mercedes-Benz cuts its model range and shifts towards EVs. That is not a replacement announcement.
RM425,888 · est. from RM4,350/mo
Key specs
The GLC Coupe sits far above Tesla Model Y, Zeekr 7X and Mazda CX-60 money, and is slightly dearer than the Audi Q5 Sportback, though below the Lexus RZ and Porsche Macan Electric. Buy it for the Mercedes-Benz coupe-SUV body and plug-in hybrid hardware, not because it is the cheapest route into the segment. The 2024 model-range-cut report adds uncertainty around its long-term future.
same class, similar money
The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe is priced from RM425,888 in Malaysia. The sole variant is the GLC350e 4Matic Coupe.
You get the GLC350e 4Matic Coupe with a 1,999 cc petrol plug-in hybrid powertrain rated at 201 hp. It has a conventional automatic transmission and five seats.
Yes. The Malaysian C254 GLC Coupe is sold as the GLC350e 4Matic Coupe, using a 1,999 cc petrol plug-in hybrid powertrain rated at 201 hp.
Same-class price points include the Audi Q5 Sportback from RM421,990, Lexus RZ from RM429,888 and Porsche Macan Electric from RM430,000. Cheaper alternatives include the Zeekr 7X, Tesla Model Y and Mazda CX-60.