2020 Mercedes-Benz GLB trim levels explained
Base to top
$2,000
- 2 trims. $36,600 to $38,600.
- Base: 250 FWD. Top: GLB 250 4MATIC AWD.
All 2 trims
| Trim | MSRP | Destination | Engine | hp | Drivetrain | Transmission | MPG | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 250 FWD | $36,600 | $995 | 2.0L 4cyl | 221 hp | FWD | 8-speed DCT | 26 mpg | 5 to 7 |
| GLB 250 4MATIC AWD | $38,600 | $995 | 2.0L 4cyl | 221 hp | AWD | 8-speed DCT | 26 mpg | 5 to 7 |
What changes at each step
250 to GLB 250: +$2,000
250 FWD $36,600 to GLB 250 4MATIC AWD $38,600.
- Drivetrain: FWD to AWD.
No added standard equipment listed.
Which trim has each feature
- Leather seats: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Heated front seats: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Heated steering wheel: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- 360 camera: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Blind spot warning: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Cheapest trim with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto: 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Cheapest trim with a power liftgate or trunk: 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Third row: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Navigation: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Premium audio: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Cheapest trim with remote start: 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Panoramic roof: optional from 250 FWD, $36,600.
- Not on any trim: heated rear seats.
S standard. O optional. N not available. Blank: no data.
| Feature | 250 FWD | GLB 250 4MATIC AWD |
|---|---|---|
| Leather seats | O | O |
| Heated front seats | O | O |
| Heated steering wheel | O | O |
| 360 camera | O | O |
| Blind spot warning | O | O |
| Apple CarPlay or Android Auto | S | S |
| Power liftgate or trunk | S | S |
| Third row | O | O |
| Navigation | O | O |
| Premium audio | O | O |
| Remote start | S | S |
| Heated rear seats | N | N |
| Panoramic roof | O | O |
Cheapest trim with
- AWD or 4WD: GLB 250 4MATIC AWD, $38,600.
- The most hp: every trim, 221 hp.
- The best mpg: every trim, 26 mpg.
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