Mercedes-Benz announces EQB compact SUV with 7 seats coming next year
Mercedes-Benz announced today the upcoming EQB compact SUV with seven seats, and it will be coming to the US next year.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS electric luxury sedan is now fully unveiled
After months of drip dropping information and teasers, Mercedes-Benz has now finally fully unveiled the EQS electric sedan, an ultra luxurious electric vehicle.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz unveils EQS specs: up to 478 miles of range on big 108 kWh battery pack
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled today the specs of its upcoming EQS electric sedan and confirmed a range of up to 478 miles on a big 108 kWh battery pack.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz EQS interior unveiled with massive 55-inch screen
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the interior of its upcoming EQS electric sedan with a massive 55-inch screen at the center of its user experience inside the vehicle.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz cancels launch of EQC electric SUV in the US
Mercedes-Benz has decided not to launch the EQC all-electric SUV in the US after delaying its launch by over a year.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz unveils EQA electric SUV with 265 miles of range and ~$46,000 price
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the production version of the EQA, a new electric SUV that is adding to the German automaker’s EQ electric lineup.
The first version of the EV offers 265 miles of range (WLTP) and starts at around $46,000 price.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz unveils several new electric car prototypes, prepares 6 EVs to enter production
Mercedes-Benz is reminding everyone that it’s serious about electric vehicles today as it unveils several new electric car pre-production prototypes.
The automaker prepares to bring six electric vehicles to production in the next two years alone.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz announces next-gen eSprinter electric van coming to North America
Mercedes-Benz announces the next-gen eSprinter electric van that will be built on a new platform with more variants.
It is also coming to North America.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz upgrades EQC electric SUV’s onboard charger to 11 kW
Mercedes-Benz announced that it is upgrading the EQC 400 4MATIC, the German automaker’s electric SUV, with a new onboard charger now capable of charging at up to 11 kW.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz unveils less camouflaged EQA electric crossover, delays launch to 2021
Mercedes-Benz has released new images of a less camouflaged EQA electric crossover prototype ahead of the launch of the production version.
The production version is now not expected until 2021.
Expand Expanding CloseTesla hires head of Mercedes-Benz factory, German union gets weirdly mad about it
Tesla hires the former head of a Mercedes-Benz factory near Berlin just after having fired the head of its Gigafactory Berlin project.
The local union behind the Daimler factory is getting weirdly mad about it.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz teases ‘highest-efficiency electric car in the world’ with over 750 miles of range
Mercedes-Benz teases a new super-efficient electric car concept, the Vision EQXX, with more than 750 miles of range on a single charge.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz announces several new electric cars, teases EQE and EQS SUV
Mercedes-Benz has announced several new electric vehicles and teased the upcoming new EQE and EQS SUV.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes launches 500W full suspension electric scooter for greener last-mile trips
If you’ve been wanting to roll up in style with your own Benz, it might have just gotten quite a bit more affordable. Mercedes-Benz announced today the unveiling of their latest vehicle, which just happens to be a folding electric scooter creatively named the eScooter.
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Mercedes-Benz has revealed actual driving footage of its insane electric Vision AVTR car prototype inspired by Avatar.
Expand Expanding CloseAmazon orders over 1,800 electric vans from Mercedes-Benz
Amazon has placed an order of 1,800 electric vans with Mercedes-Benz, adding to the 100,000 electric delivery vans it has on order with Rivian.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz announces ‘major’ partnership with CATL, will supply batteries for EQS electric car
Mercedes-Benz and Chinese battery manufacturer CATL today announced a “major” partnership to “create cutting-edge battery technology” and supply batteries for the upcoming EQS electric car.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz teases range of over 400 miles for the EQS electric sedan
Mercedes-Benz is teasing a range of over 400 miles on a single charge for its upcoming EQS electric sedan.
Expand Expanding CloseMercedes-Benz acquires stake in Chinese battery cell manufacturer Farasis Energy
Mercedes-Benz announced today that it will acquire a stake in Chinese battery cell manufacturer Farasis Energy as it tries to secure battery supply for its electric vehicle plans.
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Crimson Tide turning green: Republican Alabama state senator touts electric vehicles
While California represents the majority of EV sales in the US, the American South is the auto manufacturing powerhouse of the country. Yet, southern states have been among the slowest to adopt electric vehicles. That needs to change, argues Gerald Allen, a Republican member of the Alabama State Senate.
Mercedes-Benz launches its electric EQV minivan for ~$64,000
Mercedes-Benz is launching its electric EQV minivan in Europe for €71,388.10 (incl. 19% VAT), which is the equivalent of a sticker price of about ~$64,000 USD.
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Mercedes Benz EQA electric car prototype spotted ahead of launch
We get our best look at the new Mercedes Benz EQA electric car as two prototypes are spotted ahead of the launch.
Mercedes-Benz’s US rollout schedule for EVs still not announced
Reports from German media and Automotive News say the Mercedes-Benz EQS all-electric sedan is on track this year for Europe. So we reached out to Daimler to see if the EQS was planned for an introduction in the US in 2021. But the company is not yet ready to share details.
Daimler ends hydrogen car development because it’s too costly
Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz is killing its program to develop passenger cars powered by hydrogen fuel cells. The company has been working on fuel-cell vehicles for more than 30 years — chasing the dream of a zero-emissions car that has a long driving range, three-minute fill-ups, and emits only water vapor. In the end, the company conceded that building hydrogen cars was too costly, about double the expense of an equivalent battery-electric vehicle.