Mercedes-Benz reported its sales for the third quarter in the United States, and electric vehicles are making their mark on the brand’s overall look. While there was a slight decrease in the concentration of EV sales compared to Q2, the German automaker is still looking at numbers that are more than respectable. In Q3, Mercedes-Benz […]
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This is the first driver assist to allow you to take your eyes off the road.
The chargers will support both CCS1 and NACS, with deployment starting in 2024.
Tesla fans overwhelmingly believe Ford is the “major OEM” that the automaker is in discussions with to license the Full Self-Driving suite. Last week during Tesla’s Q2 2023 Earnings Call, CEO Elon Musk said the automaker was in “early discussions with a major OEM” regarding the licensing of Full Self-Driving: “And we are already in […]
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It appears that German automaker Mercedes-Benz is seeing some momentum in its electric vehicle offerings. As per a press release from the luxury automaker, the company saw battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales rise 123% to 56,300 units in Q2 2023. The second quarter saw a 6% increase in sales for Mercedes-Benz Cars, reaching 515,700 units. […]
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The AMG treatment is overkill for this electric vehicle.
Will non-Teslas fit at Superchargers, and what about 3rd party networks?
Last month, Mercedes-Benz stated that it was considering the adoption of Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) for its electric vehicles. Based on an announcement from the German luxury electric vehicle maker on Friday, it would appear that Mercedes-Benz has come to a decision about NACS. The automaker is joining the “NACS coalition.” As per […]
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The $450 million deal should see the next Aston Martin EV arrive in 2025.
The new electric motor is a third the size and mass of a conventional EV motor.
