Mercedes adds 12.3-inch Superscreen and physical buttons to 2027 GLE and GLS

If you are thinking about upgrading your family SUV or company car, you need to see what Mercedes-Benz is changing for the 2027 model year. German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz is rolling out mid-cycle updates for its big-selling GLE-class and GLS-class models. The biggest change inside the cabin is the brand-new Superscreen setup. This layout features a trio of 12.3-inch screens tucked under a single massive pane of glass, and it now comes standard on every single GLE and GLS model. If you ever struggled with those annoying touch-sensitive buttons on your current steering wheel, Mercedes heard you loud and clear. They actually reduced the number of touch-sensitive controls on the steering wheel based on customer complaints, bringing back a bit more sanity to your daily commute. A panoramic glass roof is also now standard on all GLE SUVs, matching what the GLE Coupe already included. The overall formula of these luxury haulers remains the same, but these updates are designed to keep them feeling fresh on the road. Here is what this means for you. If you park one of these in your driveway or outside your Lakewood office, your interior tech is getting a massive modern leap. You will not have to pay extra for the triple-screen dashboard since it is built right into the base price now. At least your thumbs will not accidentally change the radio station every time you make a sharp turn. Keep your eyes on local dealerships for arrival dates and pricing as the 2027 launch gets closer.