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In honour of the recent spy shots of the brand new Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV, we’ve been doing some digging to find out everything we can about the upcoming release. Set to hit the market in early 2022, the new GLC has so far only been seen out and about in full camouflage, leaving the rest to our imagination.
While the recall has only officially begun in the United States at time of writing, Mercedes-Benz’s latest product recall has certainly created a stir in the industry and it all has to do with a key safety feature.
The Mercedes-Benz eCall feature was designed to contact emergency services in the case of
Due to hit the UK market in February 2021, the brand new Mercedes-Benz EQA 250 is set to be an impressive entry-level electric crossover vehicle that’s ready and raring to compete with the likes of the BMW i3 and the Volkswagen ID 3.
Mercedes-Benz has been making moves towards electric vehicles for some time now, but in their latest push, the manufacturer has promised six new electric Mercedes vehicles by 2022. This promise has come as part of their push to solidify the ‘Mercedes-EQ’ brand, the goal being that they will have a strong product portfolio over the next 12 months as
Mercedes-Benz are proud owners of some of the most stunning and unique classic cars around. From the 190SL to the 300D Adenauer, Mercedes-Benz has created some impressive cars over the last 100 or so years, plenty of which collectors and enthusiasts alike have sought out for their own collections.
Mercedes-Benz is taking off-roading a step further, with the first-ever fully electric model in the 4×4² series – the EQC 4×4².
The S-Class is the world’s best-selling luxury saloon and with the latest generation, the brand wants to offer its customers innovation, safety, comfort and quality as never before.
The new S-Class can be experienced with many senses – vision, touch, hearing and smell. They can be assigned to the areas support, protection, interaction and wellness.
Black Series models are exclusive automotive rarities. They have not been developed to gather dust in collectors’ garages, but for high-speed use on racetracks, despite being approved for roads.
The future of Mercedes-AMG is turning electric. With developers working intensively on innovative technologies which will take performance to a new level, the next vehicle generation will see the deployment of the electric exhaust gas turbocharger.
