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Doubt it. But… even if it were true, it will be minor or very incremental, as the 53 is on it’s first model year redesign from the 43 body style.
If you want one now, pull the trigger if you can find one. You won’t be disappointed.
Yeah, buy one now b4 they all shrink to just 4 cylinders LOL.
Drove a GLE 53 the other week, no where near as loud as a 63 or 45 though, if that's what you're in to.
Yeah, buy one now b4 they all shrink to just 4 cylinders LOL.
Drove a GLE 53 the other week, no where near as loud as a 63 or 45 though, if that's what you're in to.
my amg gle 43 was older than the 2022amg Gle53 I had (manufacturer buy back unfortunately) bought in December and gave it back a few months ago
I just received a 2023 GLE53 amg and these changes were not included, not even the new steering wheel
I ordered a 23 and I've heard the controls of the new wheel are worse than the current wheel so I'm kind of thankful. I also think that Mercedes historical has better 1st gen designs than their facelifts.
That screenshot is of an article from over a year ago.
There are no significant changes (if any...) to MY2023 for the GLE from what I can tell.
At most, I've seen some youtube reviewers say the 63S went from 603 to 612HP.
We keep the same steering wheel with hard buttons too. The new wheel with annoying capacitive touch controls probably wont come to the GLE till MY2024.
That screenshot is of an article from over a year ago.
There are no significant changes (if any...) to MY2023 for the GLE from what I can tell.
At most, I've seen some youtube reviewers say the 63S went from 603 to 612HP.
We keep the same steering wheel with hard buttons too. The new wheel with annoying capacitive touch controls probably wont come to the GLE till MY2024.
It still has the same power (603 HP), they're just reporting the metric equivalent (612 PS).
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