Mercedes-Benz of Durham
Mercedes-AMG Models Lineup
New Mercedes-AMG Models for Sale in Durham, NC
Mercedes-Benz of Durham helps Triangle drivers compare the Mercedes-AMG models lineup in one place. Some shoppers want a compact AMG SUV that turns a daily commute into something worth looking forward to. Others want the instant torque of an electric AMG, or a high-performance SUV with room for the whole family.
Our Durham showroom sits on Kentington Drive, within easy reach for drivers in Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Cary, and Apex. Use this guide to see how the GLC, EQE, EQS, and GLB differ before you browse our new Mercedes-AMG inventory. Our goal is simple: help you find the AMG that matches how you actually drive.
Performance Heritage
What Is Mercedes-AMG?
Mercedes-AMG is the performance division of Mercedes-Benz that tunes engines, suspension, and brakes for more power and sharper handling. Hans Werner Aufrecht and Erhard Melcher founded AMG in 1967, and the company formally partnered with Mercedes-Benz in 1993. Today the AMG badge covers gas, hybrid, and fully electric models.
An AMG model shares a performance toolkit across the lineup: AMG-tuned power, AMG Performance 4MATIC all-wheel drive, upgraded brakes, and sport-tuned suspension. The body styles and power sources change from model to model. The driving character stays recognizable.
Lineup Overview
Start Here: How the Mercedes-AMG Models Lineup Breaks Down
The four core AMG families split by size and power source. The GLC is the midsize anchor, offered as an SUV and a coupe with gas and plug-in hybrid power. The GLB is the compact AMG SUV with an optional third row. The EQE and EQS are the electric side of the lineup, with the EQE sitting in the midsize class and the EQS serving as the full-size flagship.
Each family climbs its own ladder. The GLC runs from the GLC 43 and GLC 53 up to the GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE. The GLB, EQE, and EQS each center on one performance trim, which keeps the choice simple.
One timing note worth knowing: Mercedes-Benz is moving the GLC to the new AMG GLC 53 for 2027, and the EQE sedan, AMG version included, leaves the 2027 U.S. lineup. If a GLC 43, a GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE, or an AMG EQE is on your list, current inventory is the place to look.
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Buyer's Guide
Which Mercedes-AMG Model Is Right for Me?
The right Mercedes-AMG depends on how you drive. Choose the GLB 35 for a compact AMG with optional third-row seating, the GLC 53 for a balanced daily performance SUV or coupe, the GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE for maximum power, and the EQE or EQS for electric AMG acceleration.
| Mercedes-AMG Model | Strong Fit For |
|---|---|
| AMG GLB 35 | The AMG GLB 35 is the most affordable way into the AMG family, with 302 horsepower and seating for up to seven. |
| AMG GLC 43 | The AMG GLC 43 delivers 416 horsepower in a midsize SUV for drivers who want AMG performance without stepping up to a six-cylinder. |
| AMG GLC 53 SUV and Coupe | The new AMG GLC 53 brings 443 horsepower and a turbocharged inline-six to a midsize SUV or a sleeker coupe. |
| AMG GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE | The AMG GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE is the GLC for drivers who want the most power available, at 671 horsepower from a plug-in hybrid system. |
| AMG EQE | The AMG EQE puts electric AMG torque in a midsize package for drivers with home charging and a mostly local routine. |
| AMG EQS | The AMG EQS is the full-size electric flagship, built for drivers who want long-distance comfort with serious acceleration. |
This table is only a starting point. Your commute, charging access, passenger needs, and how much power you plan to use day to day will decide the rest.
Everyday Performance
The Mercedes-AMG GLC Brings Real Performance to Every Triangle Commute
The GLC is the Mercedes-AMG family built for everyday use. It comes as an SUV and as a coupe, and every AMG GLC pairs a 9-speed automatic with AMG Performance all-wheel drive. That mix keeps traffic on 15-501 and I-40 comfortable while leaving plenty in reserve.
AMG GLC 53 SUV and Coupe: The New Six-Cylinder Sweet Spot
The 2027 AMG GLC 53 runs an AMG-enhanced 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six making 443 horsepower and 443 lb-ft of torque, good for a 0 to 60 time of about 4.0 seconds. It is built for drivers who want real acceleration on the daily drive and still need cargo room, rear seats, and everyday comfort. Pick the SUV for space, or the coupe if the roofline matters more than the last inch of headroom.
AMG GLC 43: Sharp Four-Cylinder Option While 2026 Inventory Lasts
The 2026 AMG GLC 43 starts at $67,550 and delivers 416 horsepower from a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder with hybrid assist. It reaches 60 miles per hour in 4.7 seconds, which suits drivers who want an AMG badge and a lively feel without paying for the extra cylinders. The 2027 GLC 53 adds 27 horsepower, so compare the two before you decide.
AMG GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE: 671 Horsepower Plug-In Hybrid
The 2026 GLC 63 S E PERFORMANCE pairs a handcrafted AMG 2.0-liter turbo four with a rear electric motor for 671 horsepower, 752 lb-ft of torque, and a 3.5 second 0 to 60 time . It starts at $86,750 and is also offered as a coupe. This is the GLC for drivers who want the quickest, most technical version, and who are comfortable with plug-in hybrid ownership.
The AMG GLC covers the widest range in the lineup: a daily driver at one end and a 671-horsepower statement at the other.
All-Electric Power
The Mercedes-AMG EQE Turns Electric Torque Into Instant AMG Acceleration
The AMG EQE is the midsize electric AMG, built on AMG Performance 4MATIC+ dual-motor all-wheel drive. It fits Triangle drivers who charge at home and spend most weekdays between Durham, Raleigh, and the Research Triangle Park corridor.
AMG EQE: Electric AMG Performance for Local Routines
The AMG EQE produces up to 617 horsepower and delivers its torque the moment you press the pedal, so it feels quicker off the line than its numbers suggest. Starting MSRP for the AMG EQE sedan is $96,600. It is the right fit if your daily mileage sits comfortably within a home-charging routine and you want AMG acceleration with a quieter cabin. Timing matters here: Mercedes-Benz has confirmed the EQE sedan, AMG version included, will not return for 2027, so current inventory is the window to buy one new.
The AMG EQE makes the most sense for drivers ready to go electric with home charging already planned.
Flagship Electric Sedan
The Mercedes-AMG EQS Brings Flagship Electric Performance to Long Drives
The AMG EQS sits at the top of the electric lineup as a full-size luxury sedan that happens to be very quick. It suits drivers who log highway miles and want a calm, spacious cabin to go with their acceleration.
AMG EQS 53: Full-Size Comfort With Electric AMG Power
The AMG EQS 53 makes 649 horsepower, rising to 751 horsepower with Race Start, and reaches 60 miles per hour in 3.4 seconds while seating five. It is the pick for drivers who want a flagship sedan for trips to the coast or the mountains and refuse to give up speed. Availability on the AMG EQS 53 is limited to remaining inventory, so browse our current Mercedes-AMG inventory or contact our team to confirm what is on the lot today.
If the AMG EQS is not available, the 2027 EQS 580 4MATIC sedan is the closest performance option, with 576 horsepower, a 3.9 second 0 to 60 time, and available AMG styling and 22-inch AMG wheels.
The EQS is the one to choose when comfort and speed need to share the same cabin.
Compact Versatility
The Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 Packs AMG Performance Into a Compact Family SUV
The GLB is the smallest AMG SUV in the core lineup, and it is the only one that offers a third row. Standard seating is for five, with seven available, which makes it a practical pick for carpool schedules in Cary and Apex.
AMG GLB 35: The Entry Point to AMG That Still Seats Up to Seven
The AMG GLB 35 starts at $60,600 and runs a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with hybrid assist, producing 302 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. An 8-speed dual-clutch transmission and AMG Performance 4MATIC all-wheel drive carry it to 60 miles per hour in 5.4 seconds. Cargo space runs from 12.4 to 62.0 cubic feet, and a Burmester surround sound system with Dolby Atmos comes standard. It is the right choice if you want AMG performance on a family budget, with less power than the GLC but more flexibility.
The AMG GLB 35 proves a family SUV can still be fun to drive.
Looking for an AMG Sedan, Coupe, or Convertible?
The AMG family reaches well beyond these four models. Mercedes-AMG also builds sedans like the C 43, coupes like the CLE 53 and AMG GT, the SL roadster, and the G 63 SUV. Browse our new Mercedes-AMG inventory to see what is on the lot, or contact our team and we will help you find the right body style.
Built for Triangle Weekdays and Weekend Escapes
Triangle drivers ask a lot from a performance vehicle. A weekday might mean the drive from Cary to Research Triangle Park, a stop in Chapel Hill, and a dinner meeting in downtown Raleigh. A weekend might mean a lap around Jordan Lake, a drive toward the Blue Ridge Parkway, or a long run to the Outer Banks.
That range is why the AMG lineup works here. The GLC covers the daily drive with room to spare. The GLB handles the school run and the weekend gear. The EQE and EQS give home-charging households a quieter, quicker way through the week.
Showroom Experience
Shop New Mercedes-AMG Models at Mercedes-Benz of Durham
Mercedes-Benz of Durham makes it easy to compare AMG models online or in person. Browse our new Mercedes-AMG inventory, filter by model, value your trade, and explore payment options before you visit.
4MATIC+ is a fully variable all-wheel-drive system that shifts power between the front and rear axles for stronger grip and acceleration. Our team can explain how it works on any AMG you test drive, and walk you through payment options and paperwork in plain terms. Our customers rate us 5.0 stars across 271 reviews on DealerRater, and our service department uses factory-certified technicians and genuine Mercedes-Benz parts for the long run. As part of the Hendrick Automotive Group, we back every sale with service built for the ownership years ahead.
Ready to feel the difference? Browse inventory, schedule a test drive through our contact page, or reach out to our team to compare the GLC, EQE, EQS, and GLB in person. We serve drivers in Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Cary, and Apex.
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Compare the GLC, EQE, EQS, and GLB your way, from compact daily driving to flagship electric performance. Our team is ready to help Durham and Triangle drivers find the AMG that feels right from the first test drive.
Mercedes-Benz of Durham
110 Kentington Drive, Durham, NC 27713
