Mercedes-Benz
Coverage of Mercedes-Benz in the Nexus archive.
- Mercedes-Benz sales slumped in China even as electric vehicle deliveries surged
Mercedes-Benz sales in China dropped 30% during the April-June period, while global battery-electric vehicle deliveries increased by 50%.
- Germany news: Workers protest Mercedes-Benz cost-cutting
Thousands of Mercedes-Benz workers in Germany are protesting the company's cost-cutting measures. Firefighters in Frankfurt rescued two window cleaners from a faulty platform.
- Fast lane to luxury: Hong Kong developer lures upmarket homebuyers with Mercedes giveaways
A Hong Kong developer, K&K Property, is offering Mercedes-Benz cars to attract buyers of its luxury One Stanley project in the Southern district. The promotion coincides with the 29th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover and targets wealthy local and overseas buyers seeking privacy, exclusivity, and sea views.
- Fast lane to luxury: Hong Kong developer lures upmarket homebuyers with Mercedes giveaways
A Hong Kong developer, K&K Property, is offering Mercedes-Benz cars to attract buyers of its luxury One Stanley property in the Southern district. The promotion, launched with Zung Fu Limited, targets wealthy local and overseas buyers seeking privacy, exclusivity, and sea views, coinciding with Hong Kong’s 29th anniversary of the handover.
- China’s EV brands have Europe’s luxury marques in their sights: Zeekr executive
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) brands aim to compete with European luxury marques by leveraging disruptive technologies, according to Zeekr. The company's vice-president, Mars Chen, highlighted a gap in electric luxury car supply and predicted one to two Chinese brands will join the global top five luxury vehicles.
- China’s EV brands have Europe’s luxury marques in their sights: Zeekr executive
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) brands aim to compete with European luxury marques like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi by leveraging disruptive technologies, according to Zeekr vice-president Mars Chen. He noted a gap in electric luxury car supply and predicted one to two Chinese brands could enter the global top five luxury vehicles.
- 2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE first drive: Your 8K living room on wheels has arrived
The 2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE electric 'Grand Limousine' features 416 horsepower, a 31-inch 8K screen, and Dolby Atmos, aiming to revolutionize the minivan market with its high-tech amenities.
- ‘Grappler’ technique helps Hollywood police nab alleged car thief wanted on multiple warrants
A Hollywood police officer used a 'grappler' device to arrest Reuel Claude Sculley, 28, for driving a stolen Mercedes-Benz. Sculley, wanted on multiple warrants in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, was taken into custody on charges including grand theft and driving with a suspended license.
- Here are the quietest vehicles on the market
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has an interior score of 9.9, and the Ram 1500's cabin rivals luxury SUVs in quietness. The article highlights the quietest vehicles available on the market.
- At least 1 dead after car slams into front of Manhattan Beach laundromat
At least one person is dead after a Mercedes-Benz SUV collided with a Manhattan Beach laundromat on Tuesday night. The incident occurred at a laundromat location in Manhattan Beach.
- Alleged luxury car race crash that killed 5 renews Malaysia’s road safety concerns
Two siblings allegedly racing luxury cars in Malaysia caused a multivehicle crash in Johor state, killing five people, including four family members. A 19-year-old Mercedes-Benz driver, identified as a Singapore university student, was arrested by police after the accident on a highway linking Kluang to Simpang Renggam.
- The hidden cost of owning an EV: Expensive insurance
Electric vehicles (EVs) have significantly higher insurance costs than gas-powered cars, with an average annual premium of $3,159 compared to $2,159 for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. The insurance gap varies by state, reaching 73% in Rhode Island and $6,394 in Washington, D.C., while luxury brands like Tesla and Mercedes-Benz face the highest premiums. Higher repair costs and design differences in EVs contribute to the disparity.
- The Mercedes CLA offers great EV specs for an average price
Mercedes-Benz has released the CLA compact sedan for the 2026 and 2027 model years, offering electric vehicle (EV) features like larger battery packs and faster charging speeds at an average price point below $50,000. The CLA addresses a market gap for affordable EV sedans, contrasting with the dominance of crossover SUVs in this price range.
- Mercedes-Benz faces being BANNED as lawmakers seek to protect US car market
Mercedes-Benz may face a ban in the US as lawmakers aim to protect the domestic car market. The proposed measures are intended to safeguard local automotive industries from foreign competition.
- Mercedes-Benz may be shut out of U.S. market under bill aimed at Chinese automaker ownership
Mercedes-Benz may be excluded from the U.S. market under a bill targeting Chinese automaker ownership. The company's largest individual shareholder is BAIC, a Chinese state-owned automaker, and exemptions in the legislation would not apply to them.
- These clever active beam headlights are finally coming to America
Audi's adaptive beam headlights are finally coming to the US market with the Q9 SUV launch later this year, featuring technology that provides better illumination while minimizing glare. This technology has been available in Europe and Japan for years but is only now being approved for American roads after decades of lobbying and regulatory approval. The headlights use multipixel LED arrays that can selectively dim beams for oncoming vehicles instead of switching to low beams.
- Hesai CEO Li on Earnings, Mercedes-Benz Deal
Hesai CEO Li discusses earnings and a deal with Mercedes-Benz, highlighting key aspects of the partnership. The deal is expected to have a significant impact on Hesai's financial performance. The company's future prospects appear promising.
- Mercedes-Benz commits to bringing back physical buttons
Mercedes-Benz has announced plans to reintroduce physical buttons in their vehicles, moving away from touchscreen interfaces. The decision follows user feedback and safety concerns regarding digital controls. The company aims to enhance driver convenience and reduce distractions.
- South Korean Battery Stocks Rally on Mercedes-Benz Partnership
South Korean battery stocks surged following a partnership with Mercedes-Benz, which announced the C 400 4MATIC as the first fully electric C-Class model. The collaboration highlights growing demand for electric vehicles and battery technology.
- Mercedes’ first all-electric C-Class is its sportiest one yet
Mercedes-Benz introduces its first all-electric C-Class, the C 400 4MATIC, featuring an 800-volt architecture for efficiency and a range of up to 762 kilometers. The model is positioned as the 'sportiest C-Class ever' while maintaining luxury smoothness.
- Mercedes unleashes its new electric C-Class - but its 473-mile range is no match for its biggest rival
Mercedes-Benz has launched its new electric C-Class with a 473-mile range, but it falls short compared to its top competitor. The article highlights the vehicle's specifications while noting its limitations in a competitive market.
- IONNA Rechargeries are coming to more than 350 Circle K stations
IONNA, a charging network founded by BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and Toyota, is expanding its Rechargery stations to over 350 Circle K locations in the US. The partnership will start with 85 existing sites by year-end, with full scale-up planned for 2027. IONNA aims to deploy 30,000 high-speed chargers by 2030.
- The Mercedes EQS returns with massive range and charging gains
Mercedes-Benz is reintroducing its EQS electric sedan in the US after pausing its EQ lineup a year ago due to low demand and federal incentive cuts. The new EQS features improved range and charging capabilities, targeting a cash-strapped market.
- Mercedes-Benz recalls some G-Wagon EVs due to risk of wheels falling off
Mercedes-Benz is recalling some G-Wagon electric vehicles due to a risk of wheels falling off. The recall addresses a potential safety hazard related to vehicle components.