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The legendary G-Class family is growing: Tough testing programs begin

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2 December 2025

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The legendary G-Class family is growing: Tough testing programs begin
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  • The stunning new G-Class Cabriolet embark on dynamic road and test track trials in Austria

Stuttgart. The legendary Mercedes‑Benz G‑Class, renowned for its unmistakable design and enduring spirit, is expanding its model family. Following a hugely positive response to the first teaser details, Mercedes‑Benz is sending prototypes into the world on rigorous test drives on the road. The G‑Class Cabriolet reaffirm the brand’s unwavering commitment to excellence and shaping the future of this off-road icon.

The eagerly awaited new G‑Class Cabriolet is completing its first test kilometres in Austria. Engineers are gathering comprehensive data to ensure that the open-top driving experience of the G‑Class Cabriolet is promising an unparalleled and unmistakable G‑Class feeling for future drivers. At a later date, the G‑Class Cabriolet will also make its way to Sweden, where it will be put through demanding winter testing. Facing icy temperatures and snowy landscapes, the newcomer’s robustness, driving dynamics, and reliability will be thoroughly proven.

Whether it’s the original G‑Class or the new G‑Class Cabriolet ‑ every single one will ensure customers feel right at home behind the wheel. Mercedes‑Benz will share more details in due time about this special edition, which is set to redefine expectations and inspire adventure. 

Contact:
Markus Nast, +49 160 86 803 38, markus.nast@mercedes-benz.com
Tom Steller, +49 151 58 620 029, tom.steller@mercedes-benz.com 

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