Tuning company Hofele has just revealed
its take on the perfect Mercedes-Benz GLS, dubbed the Ultimate HGLS. Visually,
the HGLS is somewhat of a mix between the regular GLS and the garish
Mercedes-Maybach GLS. Located at the front is a standard GLS grille but now
complete with a large Hofele logo in place of the normal Three-Pointed Star.
The example pictured is also sitting on a set of chrome wheels and is rocking a
two-tone, black and silver paint job.
Inside is where all the action is happening. Immediately catching the eye are the lovely white leather seats with black piping. The white theme continues across the door panels while the roof is clad in lovely white Alcantara. Those sitting in the rear also receive a set of custom neck pillows. Hofele has also outfitted the Ultimate HGLS with deep-pile lambswool floor mats.
Inside is where all the action is happening. Immediately catching the eye are the lovely white leather seats with black piping. The white theme continues across the door panels while the roof is clad in lovely white Alcantara. Those sitting in the rear also receive a set of custom neck pillows. Hofele has also outfitted the Ultimate HGLS with deep-pile lambswool floor mats.
Hofele has made its interior and exterior
upgrades available for all current GLS variants. The example pictured is based
on a GLS 400d, meaning it is outfitted with a 2.0-liter turbodiesel inline-six
engine that is good for 326 HP and 700 Nm of torque.
While we don’t have any pricing details
available for the Ultimate HGLS, it is bound to be significantly less expensive
than the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 that’s expected to start at around US$ 200,000
in the United States.
Admittedly, the Maybach takes luxury to
levels beyond even what Hofele has cooked up. It is also powered by a 4.0-liter
twin-turbocharged V8 engine that produces 550 hp and 730 Nm while
being supplemented with a 48-volt EQ Boost system that provides an extra 22 hp
and 250 Nm of torque.