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Recent reports have suggested that Mercedes Benz is all set to test out a new member of its EQ line-up of battery electric vehicles. The new variant is a crossover SUV will be known as the EQS SUV and is due for sale in late 2022 and will likely be introduced as a 2023 model.
Daimler, parent company of Mercedes-Benz, and Geely Holdings have mentioned that the two plan on developing next-generation hybrid powertrains along with a highly efficient gasoline engine as well. Both the auto-industry giants said the new hybrid powertrains could feature in their respective brands. The new engine for the hybrid powertrains is expected to be a
Mercedes-Benz has made a commitment to have at least 10 EVs in their lineup by the end of 2022, and it is certain that the one of the 10 electric vehicles will be a small sedan known as the EQE. Just recently, prototypes of the Tesla Model 3 and the BMW i4 were spotted ahead
First things first, the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen is certainly an unusual concept. The vehicle is based on the G-Class running gear and is currently up for grabs in the UK. Based on the looks of it, the Intruder concept seems to have taken its inspiration from the Mercedes-Benz SLK, which was revealed four months before the
The EQS sedan is all set to become the spearhead of the introduction of Mercedes’s EQ sub-brand for electric cars in the US. The company had originally planned on using the EQC SUV. This was revealed by the CEO of the Daimler, parent company of Mercedes-Benz. Speaking to the press Ola Kaellenius said:- “We will
Aston Martin and Mercedes reached an agreement last month that will allow Aston to gain access to more technologies from Mercedes in exchange for a 20% percent stake. Tobias Moera, CEO of Aston Martin and Former Head of Mercedes-AMG, has mentioned the possibility of the British automaker utilizing some of the borrowed tech from Mercedes-Benz.
Remember when Mercedes Benz launched Maybach back in the early 2000s. It found the success it had hoped for as poor sales of the Maybach 57 and 62 sedans led to the company axing the Maybach in 2012. However, the tables have turned ever since the company decided to utilize the Maybach as an ultra-luxury
Daimler, parent company of Mercedes-Benz, and one of the biggest truck manufacturers in the world has announced a partnership with Alphabet Inc’s self-driving start-up, Waymo. The partnership will allow Daimler to integrate Waymo’s self-driving system, called the Waymo Driver. The self-driving system is set to be integrated in the Freightliner Cascadia Class 8 semi-trailer truck.
