Mercedes-Benz is reportedly planning to discontinue the Mercedes GLC Coupe SUV and the GLE Coupe SUV by 2026. The company is debating whether to discontinue both models or merge them into a single vehicle.

Mercedes-Benz is reportedly considering discontinuing the GLC coupe and the larger GLE coupe, as part of its ongoing model consolidation strategy. These two combustion-engine-powered coupe-SUVs are believed to be at the forefront of models that could be phased out.

The super crossover boasts 900 metric horses, does 0-62 mph in 3.2 seconds, taps out at 205 mph, and has many other upgrades

The upcoming electric GLC-sized SUV, confirmed for a 2026 debut, is not expected to have a coupe version, which could signal that Mercedes might be over the whole sloped-roof SUV trend. With more standard SUVs becoming sleeker and more aerodynamic, coupe SUVs may find themselves increasingly redundant.

Mercedes-Benz may retire the GLC Coupé and GLE Coupé from its line-up as the German manufacturer continues to consolidate its model range, Autocar has reported. The two combustion-engined coupé-SUVs are reportedly at the top of

Mercedes could be culling more coupe models from its line-up, with the sloping-roofed versions of the GLC and GLE SUV said to be on the chopping block.

Certain Mercedes execs believe killing the GLC Coupe and GLE Coupe is the right choice, whereas others would have them morph into a single model

SUV range has remained constant, though it now seems set to change with the removal of both coupe-styled models.