Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 is the SUV in the Maybach line. Its price is more than a single number, because package choices can change the total by a large margin. This page covers the base figure, the packages with verified prices, and how the GLS has moved from one model year to the next.

Prices here are MSRPs. They do not include destination, taxes, or dealer fees, and they do not include options that are not listed below.

The manufacturer lists the GLS 600 4MATIC at $180,000. A second source, Car and Driver, shows the 2026 GLS starting price slightly differently.

Car and Driver lists the starting figure at $181,350. The two numbers differ because sources may define the base car differently, for example by what they count as standard or whether destination is included. When the two disagree, the manufacturer's figure is the better starting point, and a written dealer quote is the figure that matters when you buy.

Three options carry verified prices. The Maybach Night Series Design Package is listed at $25,000, and the Night Series Exterior Package at $10,000. The Rear Seat Entertainment Package is listed at $3,400.

These packages show how far a GLS 600 can move above its starting price. A car with the design package alone costs noticeably more than the base figure, and adding other packages raises the total further. Other options exist beyond these three, but no other option prices were verified for this page. Destination and options add to the final price.

The 2025 GLS started at $179,600, and the 2026 model starts at $181,350 in the Car and Driver list. The change from one year to the next is small compared with the cost of the packages above.

For 2027, the list shows the GLS 680 at $186,550. The name changes from 600 to 680 in that listing. This page does not confirm what other differences come with the new name, so check the manufacturer's site for the specification before you compare it with a 2026 car.

The base price is only the starting point. These items change what you pay:

• Packages: Design, exterior, and entertainment packages can be priced separately, as shown above.
• Paint and interior choices: Some colors and materials may cost extra. Ask for the list for the car you want.
• Destination: The manufacturer's destination charge is added to the MSRP.
• Taxes and fees: State sales tax, title, registration, and dealer documentation fees vary by location.
• Market conditions: A car in short supply may sell at a different price from MSRP. A car that has been on the lot a long time may leave room to negotiate.

A new car lets you choose the packages and starts a fresh warranty. A pre-owned GLS 600 is available sooner, and the price depends on model year, mileage, packages, and condition. Compare the car's original equipment with its asking price, since a heavily optioned car and a basic one can carry very different values.

Before buying pre-owned, request the service history, confirm remaining warranty coverage, and have the car inspected by an authorized Mercedes-Benz service department.

Budget for insurance, scheduled service, tires, registration, fuel, and depreciation. Insurance quotes depend on your location, driving record, and the vehicle, so get quotes early. Ask the dealer what the warranty covers and whether service plans are offered.

Mercedes-Benz USA lists the GLS 600 on its official site. For a firm figure, ask an authorized dealer for an itemized written quote showing the base price, each package, destination, and fees.