Name: 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 2.0T Mild Hybrid
Brand: Mercedes-Benz
SKU: mallae-vehicle-1093
Price: 180000 AED
Availability: InStock

I am offering this 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 in white with a light beige interior and a seller-stated mileage of more than 20,000 kilometres. The vehicle is available in Dubai for AED 180,000, and a small reasonable negotiation may be considered after viewing. Three original photographs show the front, rear and cabin. Serious buyers are welcome to arrange a daylight inspection, independent diagnostic scan and controlled road test before making a decision. The GLE combines a premium five-seat cabin with useful SUV space and an elevated driving position. The white exterior is paired with a bright, elegant cabin that suits family, executive and daily use. Its broad grille, Mercedes star, sculpted bonnet, LED-style lamp design and clean rear profile give the vehicle the familiar modern GLE appearance. The catalogue mapping is the 2024 GLE 350 4MATIC public-market configuration with a 2.0-litre turbocharged inline-four petrol engine, mild-hybrid assistance and a nine-speed automatic transmission. The exact registration market, drivetrain badge and factory option list should be confirmed from the chassis number and registration card during inspection because the short seller post does not state them. The stated mileage is approximate rather than an exact odometer reading. I have normalized it as 20,000 kilometres for the listing search field, while buyers should inspect the current dashboard reading because “more than 20,000 km” can represent a higher figure and the vehicle may continue to be driven. The instrument display and service records should agree. The asking price is AED 180,000. The seller indicates that the price can be discussed slightly, which should be understood as a modest negotiation rather than an invitation for unrealistic offers. The most useful approach is to inspect the vehicle, verify its documents and condition, and then discuss a serious final figure based on evidence. A cold-start inspection is welcomed. Listen for abnormal mechanical noise, confirm prompt starting and a stable idle, watch the full dashboard self-test and check underneath for fluid leaks. As the vehicle warms, review throttle response, cooling stability, fan operation and air-conditioning performance. Warning lights should illuminate during self-check and then clear normally. The nine-speed automatic transmission should select Drive and Reverse promptly and smoothly. A proper test can include parking manoeuvres, gentle city acceleration, steady cruising and a legal faster merge. Gear changes should remain consistent as the drivetrain reaches temperature, with no abnormal delay, flare, shudder, harsh engagement or warning message. The mild-hybrid system is designed to support smooth response and efficient operation, but its exact health should be verified rather than assumed. A Mercedes-compatible scan can review the engine, transmission, 48-volt system, battery management and charging functions. The scan should include both active and stored fault codes and should be interpreted by a qualified technician. Steering should feel manageable during parking and stable at speed. A useful route includes tight turns, ordinary urban roads, speed humps and a legal faster section. The wheel should remain centred, and the vehicle should not pull, wander, vibrate or require repeated correction. Any noise over uneven surfaces deserves inspection of suspension joints, bushes and dampers. The braking system should be checked visually and on the road. Disc surfaces, pad thickness, hoses and brake-fluid condition can be reviewed before driving. Under controlled braking, the GLE should stop straight without steering shake, pedal pulsation, scraping, grinding or warning messages. ABS and stability-control indicators should complete their normal startup sequence. All four tyres should match the required size and load rating, retain safe tread, have healthy sidewalls and carry suitable manufacturing dates for UAE use. Tyre age is as important as tread depth in a hot climate. Wheel faces and inner rims should be checked for impact damage, repairs or bends, and tyre wear should be even across each axle. A professional lift inspection adds confidence. The technician can examine the engine and gearbox areas, front and rear subframes, suspension arms, bushes, dampers, steering components, brakes, exhaust, driveline, underbody panels and mounting points. The purpose is to identify leaks, impact evidence, worn components or non-standard repairs before the buyer commits. The white body should be viewed in daylight. Inspect the bonnet, front bumper, grille, lamps, wings, doors, sills, pillars, roof, tailgate, rear bumper and glass. Compare panel gaps and paint texture, and use a calibrated paint-depth gauge across the whole vehicle. Consistent inspection is more reliable than judging condition from photographs alone. The three original images provide a useful first look but do not replace a physical inspection. The front image shows the white body, large grille and bonnet; the rear image shows the tailgate and lamp arrangement; and the cabin image shows the light interior, dashboard and centre console. Additional close-up photographs can be requested before travelling. Inside, inspect seat surfaces, bolsters, adjustment controls, belts, head restraints, door trims, carpets, roof lining, luggage area and frequently touched controls. Check for abnormal wear, stains, odours, moisture traces or loose trim. The light cabin presents well in the photograph, but daylight inspection will show its exact condition more clearly. Every fitted feature can be demonstrated individually: digital instruments, central display, navigation, phone connection, audio, cameras, parking sensors, steering-wheel controls, windows, locks, mirrors, lighting, wipers, climate zones, seat functions, tailgate and charging ports. Exact equipment varies by chassis, so the vehicle itself and its data card remain the authority. Air-conditioning performance is essential in Dubai. Test the system after the vehicle has been parked in the heat, both at idle and while driving. Airflow and temperature should be checked at all relevant vents and zones. The compressor, condenser, cooling fans and cabin filters can be reviewed if performance is weak or inconsistent. A Mercedes-compatible diagnostic scan should cover the engine, transmission, braking, stability control, steering, airbags, driver assistance, body control, climate, parking and infotainment modules. Ask for a saved report that identifies active, stored and historic faults. Clearing codes before inspection is not a substitute for understanding why they appeared. Airbag and seat-belt systems should be verified carefully. Dashboard lamps must perform their normal self-test, and diagnostic data should show no unresolved crash or restraint faults. Belts should extend, retract and latch correctly. The chassis history and body inspection should be considered together with the electronic restraint-system report. Maintenance history is important even on a 2024 vehicle. Available invoices and digital service records should be checked for engine oil and filters, cabin filter, brake fluid, coolant, tyres, battery health, software campaigns and any warranty work. Dates and odometer entries should form a consistent timeline without unexplained gaps. The chassis number should match the registration card and visible identity points before transfer. Ownership status, finance clearance, accident history, registration market, warranty, service history, insurance eligibility and export or local-registration requirements should be verified. Confirm the number of keys, manuals, tools and accessories included in the sale. Because the seller post does not specify GCC, American, Canadian or another regional build, no regional claim should be inferred from appearance alone. The VIN decoder, factory data card, registration documents and physical labels can identify the exact market. This also confirms lighting, radio, navigation, emissions and warranty details relevant to local use. The GLE is suited to buyers seeking a comfortable premium SUV with everyday practicality. It offers useful rear seating, luggage space, a high driving position and refined road manners in a manageable footprint. The GLE 350 powertrain emphasizes smooth daily performance, while the cabin provides the modern Mercedes layout expected in this generation. A progressive road test is more valuable than aggressive driving. Begin with low-speed manoeuvres, then assess ride, steering, brakes and transmission on normal streets. Once fully warm, include a legal faster section to check stability, response, wind noise and body noise. Test parking systems and cameras in a safe area before returning. Fuel use depends on traffic, speed, air-conditioning, tyre pressure, passenger load and driving style. Buyers should budget for premium fuel, comprehensive insurance, registration, tyres, brakes and specialist Mercedes servicing. An independent pre-purchase inspection provides a realistic baseline for immediate and future ownership costs. I welcome serious buyers who prefer clear verification. View the vehicle in daylight, compare the current odometer with the seller statement, inspect all body panels, scan every electronic module, review service and ownership documents, examine the underside on a lift and complete a controlled road test before agreeing final terms. Contact me by phone or WhatsApp on +97158598051900 to arrange a viewing in Dubai. This white 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 with a light beige cabin is offered at AED 180,000 with more than 20,000 kilometres stated and limited reasonable negotiation. Exact mileage, regional specification, drivetrain, options, history and condition can all be confirmed during inspection.

An all-new model of the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class came out in 2019. In 2024, it got a mild facelift and some power upgrades. In the GCC, initially, only the GLE 450 was available. Later, the GLE 53 AMG joined the lineup. Under the hood, both models get a 3.0-litre turbocharged inline-6 cylinder engine with EQ boost technology. Power is delivered via a 9-speed automatic transmission. Available features include adjustable air suspension, adaptive cruise control and active parking assist. The exterior features HID headlights, LED running maps and a choice of 19-inch or 20-inch alloy wheels. The revamped 5-seater interior offers, depending on trim level, leather upholstery, wood trim, mood lighting, Harmon-Kardon Logic7 surround sound, HDD navigation, optional panoramic sunroof, rear entertainment system, optional keyless start, optional ventilated power front seats and a split-folding rear seat. Safety features include nine airbags, stability control, ABS and drowsiness monitor, with options such as a rear view camera with parking sensors, active lane assist, blind-spot monitor and automatic pre-crash braking. An AMG package is optional, and it adds a body kit and sportier suspension.

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