Daimler, under its Accumotive subsidiary, has its own battery pack Gigafactory in Germany and now it announced that it is doubling its workforce ahead of the launch of the Mercedes-Benz EQC electric SUV.
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Daimler, Mercedes-Benz’s parent company, was once very close to Tesla and Elon Musk even said that the German automaker “saved” the startup with its investment back in 2009.
They have since grown apart as Tesla became a disruptor in the premium car space and Mercedes-Benz wants to go electric with its own EQ subbrand.
But Daimler CEO now says that they are still open to working with Tesla again.
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Mercedes-Benz makes good on its previously announced $1 billion investment to bring electric vehicle manufacturing in the US – starting with breaking ground on a new battery factory in Alabama.
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The Mercedes-Benz eActros, one of Daimler’s many electric truck efforts, is now in the hands of customers for the first time.
Hermes took delivery of the first 10 eActros all-electric heavy-duty trucks and it will test them for the next 2 years.
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After two weeks of teasing, Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its EQC electric SUV today in Stockholm.
The vehicle is the first electric vehicle to be built from the ground up and the first part of its new EQ electric brand.
It’s ‘the Mercedes of electric vehicles,’ said CEO Dieter Zetsche.
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Mercedes-Benz is about to unveil its first electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up and it has been teasing it so much over the past few weeks that we have almost seen all of it.
Today, they unveiled aother very revealing EQC electric SUV teaser.
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Mercedes-Benz started teasing the production version of the EQC electric SUV ahead of the unveiling planned for next week.
Today, we’ve got a first glimpse at the interior.
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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the first teaser image of the production version of the EQC, its first all-electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up, and it confirmed that it will unveil the vehicle in full next week.
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Monterey Car Week is bringing us a surprising number of new concept electric vehicles this year.
After Infiniti and Audi, now its Mercedes-Benz’s turn to unveil a new all-electric race car prototype at the industry event.
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Mercedes-Benz is preparing to launch its first all-electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up, the EQC all-electric SUV. Now we’ve got a look at the all-electric powertrain that the company developed for the vehicle and other upcoming EVs.
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The Mercedes-Benz EQC all-electric SUV is going to be the German automaker’s first all-electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up.
It’s going to launch its new all-electric EQ sub-brand next year and in the meantime, it’s undergoing a thorough test program as we get a look at an EQC electric prototype making its tires squeal on the Nürburgring race track.
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Daimler is investing heavily in going electric with its heavy vehicles. We have been mainly reporting on their trucks, but now the German automaker’s Daimler Bus division is also going electric with the Mercedes‑Benz eCitaro electric bus.
They unveiled the new vehicle today.
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Logistics companies from around the world are starting to look at electric powertrains for their delivery vehicles in order to reduce costs.
Now Amazon is getting on board with a fleet of all-electric vans from Mercedes-Benz.
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Daimler, through its subsidiary Mercedes-Benz Energy and with partners, is turning a coal power plant into a large energy storage facility using over a thousand modules from its electric car battery packs.
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Over the past few months, Mercedes-Benz has been revealing some information about its all-electric EQC SUV development program.
Today, they are releasing the details of summer testing ahead of the start of production.
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Mercedes-Benz is trying to bring its EQC all-electric SUV to market as soon as next year, but it also has a series of new all-electric vehicles that it plans to bring to market shortly after.
One of those vehicles is the EQA, an all-electric compact car, and Mercedes brought it to Italy last week.
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Mercedes-Benz announced today a new €500 million (~$589 million USD) investment into its Hambach plant in France in order to produce a new ‘compact electric car’ at the factory.
The plant currently manufactures smart cars for Daimler, which are going all-electric, but the new investment is for a new Mercedes-Benz compact EV.
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Over the past few months, Mercedes-Benz has been leaking some information about its all-electric EQC SUV development program.
After a glimpse at its production prototype during winter testing, we now get a look at the latest developments in Mercedes-Benz’s test program for the newest EQC prototypes.
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After unveiling its latest lineup of Sprinter vans with a new electric model earlier this year, Mercedes-Benz released all the details today of its latest addition to its electric lineup.
The eSprinter all-electric van will have a range of up to 150 km (93 miles) and a maximum payload of 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs).
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It’s interesting to see all the different approaches that automakers are taking to secure battery supply for their electric car efforts.
In the latest example, Mercedes-Benz announced today that it is investing 100 million euros (~$120 million USD) in a battery factory in Thailand.
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Mercedes-Benz is getting ready to launch new electric cars under its new EQ subbrand starting with the all-electric ‘EQC’ SUV next year.
Ahead of the launch, Mercedes is unveiling a new generation of its own home charging station: the Wallbox.
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Mercedes-Benz is about to launch its first all-electric vehicle built to be electric from the ground up next year.
The company gave us some glimpses at its development program over the last year and today, they released pictures of all-electric EQC SUV’s production prototype during winter testing.
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China keeps securing electric vehicle investments from foreign automakers and the latest is coming from Daimler.
The German automaker confirms a deal with BAIC to expand local production for the Mercedes-Benz brand, which will include the highly anticipated Mercedes EQ all-electric vehicles.
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Mercedes-Benz unveiled this week its latest lineup of Sprinter vans and it includes an electric version called ‘eSprinter’ to be launched next year.
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