2022 Mercedes G-Class Will Have 'Professional Line' Options

by AutoExpert   |  8 September, 2021

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At the IAA MOBILITY 2021 car show, Mercedes revealed the 2022 G-Class model year. The new Mercedes G-Class features improved basic equipment for all G-Class models, new structural and decorative update lines, and a fresh set of attachments under the “Professional Line.”

The new Professional Line seeks to accentuate the rough appearance of the car. According to Mercedes, it provides an even more off-road style for the off-road legend. Stone guard grilles for the headlamps, front and back mudflaps, thick tires, and 18-inch 5-spoke wheels are all part of the Professional Line.

2022 Mercedes G-Class

If it isn't enough of a "Professional" aspect for you, you may add "Professional Exterior Line Custom Specifications" to the base variant. The Professional spare wheel holder and Professional Roof Rack, both of which are seen on the display vehicle, are noteworthy. Later may be used to construct a roof tent, converting the G-Wagon into a perfect camping friend.

2022 Mercedes G-Class

Mercedes says that, in addition to the outside Professional Line, they will provide additional packages to help clients with the spec-ing phase. There will be an Exclusive Line and an AMG Line on the outside, as well as Standard Line, Exclusive Line, and Superior Lines on the inside.

2022 Mercedes G-Class

Buyers may also choose additional options when designing their 2022 G-Class. These are dark-tinted windows for the backside and rear windshield, lighting effects with 64 color combinations instead of the previous 8, and a wider range of paint schemes from which to choose.

2022 Mercedes G-Class

All 2022 G-Classes will also have a greater level of standard features, but the two improvements listed above won't provide any benefits until other boxes are selected. This is because all vehicles will be pre-fitted with rear-seat entertainment and a tow-hitch, making it simpler to attach those two features to any car once it arrives.

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