Mercedes-Benz unveiled updated versions of its large SUVs, the GLE and GLS, which were restyled rather than entirely new generations. The updated models feature redesigned headlights with signature star-shaped elements, an illuminated grille, and a modern multimedia panel with three large screens spanning the entire width of the dashboard.
Inside, the interfaces and technology were also updated, bringing the interior closer to modern Mercedes standards. Meanwhile, the recently unveiled updated GLC, with its seamless, seamless screen, attracted more attention online thanks to its more technologically advanced interior. Many car enthusiasts were surprised that the younger model looks "more interesting" than the older restylings, released just six months earlier. 
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