Flexibility is key: the new GLB is available as a five-seater and seven-seater. Those who opt for the version with two additional seats in the third row can travel to the next league match with an entire tennis team, pile the neighbour's children in and haul them to the school festival or seat Aunt Gerda and Uncle Herbert far apart after the family function. This gives the GLB an exceptional position among compact electric cars. The two additional individual seats in the optional third row comfortably accommodate people up to 1.71 metres tall. That is three centimetres more than in the previous model. It is also easier to get into the third row of seats than in the previous model. This is due in part to the Easy Entry function's 32-millimeter longer adjustment range and the enlarged rear door cutouts. Another plus for everyday use: the doors extend over the sills. This not only increases entry comfort but also keeps the door cut-outs (and thus your trousers) free of dirt. Seating comfort in the second seating row has also been improved. Passengers sit even more comfortably as the hip angle has been improved by 9 degrees, providing a greater contact area for the thighs on the seat. In addition, Mercedes‑Benz has improved the foam in the seats and optimised the contouring for lateral support.
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