From the side, unpainted fender flares give it a more off-road-oriented look than before (and remind us of a popular dealer-installed option on the original M元20). Its front end features a wide grille flanked by big LED headlights that sweep well into its fenders. The GLE evolves the look that debuted more than 20 years ago in the original 1998 M元20. That provides it with enough interior space for three rows of seats-the first time Mercedes' mid-size crossover SUV has offered seating for more than five since the 2005 M-Class. Stretching about 5 inches longer than last year's model, the GLE benefits from a wheelbase that's about 3 inches longer. Watch TESLANA’s size comparison between the Tesla Model Y and the Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 below.The GLE's stop-and-go system complements an impressive suite of standard active safety features such as automatic emergency braking, active lane control that can automatically drive the vehicle into an open lane, adaptive cruise control that can adjust the vehicle's speed based on speed limits, and automatic cross-traffic braking. The Fremont factory is responsible for building all Model Ys at the current time, though CEO Elon Musk announced the company would be scoping out locations for a new Gigafactory in the Central United States that would be responsible for producing the Cybertruck and Model Y for East Coast customers. Two variants, a Long-Range configuration capable of 315 miles per charge and the Performance trim, are currently available for purchase. Tesla will begin delivering the Model Y to customers on Friday, March 13. The crossover market has been booming, and the Model Y offers multiple affordable and spacious options for mainstream consumers. The Model Y has solidified itself as one of the most popular electric vehicles Tesla has ever released simply because of its mass appeal, with Musk expecting the vehicle to surpass the popularity of the Model 3, X, and S combined. Such a design should provide a more spacious cabin for passengers.įirst impressions of the Model Y’s size compared to other Tesla vehicles were captured by Jason Yu, who posted side-by-side photos of himself for enthusiasts to gain an idea of how the new car compares to the company’s other electric vehicles. This is evident in TESLANA’s video, which showed that the Model Y’s cabin extends further into its hood compared to the GLC 300. In contrast, the 2019 GLC 300’s dimensions depend on the trim but can vary from 183-187 inches long, 74-76 inches wide, and 62-65 inches tall.Ī look around the two vehicles show that the while the Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 has a bit more ground clearance than the Model Y, the all-electric crossover seems to have a much larger cabin.
The Model Y sits at 187 inches long, 75.6 inches wide, and 64 inches tall. The two vehicles are very similar in size dimensions, but the shape of the cars is where the real difference is. The two vehicles sitting next to each other gave a great size comparison for the Model Y as it was next to one of the more spacious midsize SUVs available on the market.
The video was made by YouTuber TESLANA, who noticed a Midnight Silver Metallic Model Y in a parking lot next to a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4MATIC SUV. A recent Tesla Model Y sighting has provided what could very well be the vehicle’s best size comparison yet, with the all-electric crossover being parked beside a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300. The Model Y in question was spotted in Tesla’s Fremont factory, where the first builds of the vehicle are being manufactured ahead of its initial deliveries that are now scheduled to take place on Friday, March 13.
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