Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz is unveiling today the production version of the EQV, an all-electric MPV van with 250 miles of range, the latest vehicle in its EQ electric sub-brand.
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Mercedes-Benz announced that it is going to unveil a new all-electric sedan at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt next month.
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Most markets are starting to require electric vehicles to make a sound at lower speeds to prevent pedestrian accidents, and Mercedes-Benz is now demonstrating the pedestrian sound for its EQC electric SUV.
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Mercedes-Benz is planning to release a smaller electric EQ sedan – the EQE — in 2022, according to a new report.

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Mercedes-Benz is launching its new EQC electric SUV and they invited us to Norway to test drive it for the first time.

Here are my impressions of the German automaker’s first next-gen electric vehicle.
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Mercedes-Benz has announced its intentions to have a “carbon-neutral” new passenger car fleet by 2039, calling it “a fundamental transformation” of the company.

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Mercedes-Benz says that it started production of the EQC, an all-electric SUV and the automaker’s first all-electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up, and it also started taking orders for the vehicle.
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Mercedes-Benz is breaking ground at its new battery factory next to its existing engine factory that will be converted to an electric motor plant.

The automaker is rallying the whole city for the transition with the help of the mayor and the local university.
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Mercedes-Benz released new details about the development program of the new electric eSprinter van as it completed its winter endurance test ahead of the launch.
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At the Geneva Motor show, Mercedes-Benz is unveiling today a concept for a premium all-electric MPV (minivan), the EQV, and it announced plans to bring a production version to market by the end of the year.
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Mercedes-Benz says its EQC all-electric SUV is still coming on time after reports of delays as the automaker winter tests the EQC in Sweden.
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Mercedes-Benz is reportedly delaying volume deliveries of the EQC, its first all-electric vehicle built on the ground to be electric, until November.
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Mercedes-Benz says its first next-generation all-electric vehicle, the EQC electric SUV, is already sold out for this year and “probably” even next year, but it doesn’t confirm the actual production capacity.
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Tesla and Mercedes-Benz have been holding ‘talks’ about a possible new collaboration, according to comments made by Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche this week.
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While introducing its newest V-Class van series today, Mercedes-Benz also announced plans to unveil a new all-electric concept MPV at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show. This isn’t a fleet vehicle — it’s for the family segment.

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Mercedes-Benz, through its parent company Daimler, announced today that it will build a new “battery factory” in Poland, but it will not build any battery cells – only battery packs.
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Mercedes-Benz is planning to launch a new compact SUV later this year and they will reportedly offer an all-electric version as their second ‘EQ’ electric SUV.
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Mercedes-Benz is preparing to launch its first next-generation electric vehicle, the EQC electric SUV, and it is already releasing some internal crash test results.
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Securing battery cell supply is one of the first steps in achieving volume production of electric vehicles and now Daimler is getting onboard.

The German automaker has announced that it is issuing over $20 billion worth of battery cell supply contracts to support its electric vehicle plans.
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Daimler, Mercedes-Benz’s parent company, has several electric programs across its brands, including several for its commercial vehicles, like buses. One of these programs is the Mercedes‑Benz eCitaro electric bus and the German automaker announced the first delivery today.
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