A splash of orange for the GLE Coupé

Think of the new Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé OrangeArt Edition as a couple of option packs that can be ordered either separately or in combination.

The first, which takes care of the exterior, features subtle orange accents above the front splitter and around the gloss black 21” AMG wheels. The AMG Line appearance upgrade is also included.

Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 d 4Matic Coupé OrangeArt Edition (2017) Front SideMercedes-AMG GLE 43 4Matic Coupé OrangeArt Edition (2017) Rear Side

Paintwork choice is restricted to Black, Obsidian Black, Selenite Grey, Iridium Silver, Designo Diamond White Bright or Polar White. Unfortunately, an orange shade isn't being offered.

The second focusses on the interior, where the highlight is unique black nappa leather and Dinamica microfibre upholstery with orange piping and grey stitching.

Mercedes-AMG GLE 43 4Matic Coupé OrangeArt Edition (2017) InteriorMercedes-AMG GLE 43 4Matic Coupé OrangeArt Edition (2017) Dashboard

Front sports seats, stainless steel pedals, a three-spoke multifunction steering wheel and aluminium cabin trim pieces are all fitted as standard, too.

With deliveries due to begin in August, the OrangeArt Edition external and internal enhancements cost €4,165 and €2,618 respectively in Germany for the GLE 350 d 4Matic Coupé, GLE 400 4Matic Coupé and GLE 500 4Matic Coupé.

Those amounts change to €715 and €2,439 if the base vehicle is a Mercedes-AMG GLE 43 4Matic Coupé.

OrangeArt Edition availability in the UK has yet to be confirmed.

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