Most of us have already seen the video that Mercedes-Benz released of the EQ Silver Arrow. But have you actually read about what else is in this electric sports car? It’s pretty impressive. Take a look below to check out the features and design! Read the rest of this entry
Are you curious what the future of transportation holds? Just take a look at the new Mercedes-Benz Vision UBRANETIC. From its modern styling to its futuristic size, this all-electric autonomous concept is impressive. But what exactly is it? The concept vehicle is essentially an over-sized minivan with seating for 12 people and 353 cu.ft. of cargo space. Not only can the URBANETIC be used to transport passengers, but it could also potentially deliver packages too. Read the rest of this entry
Mercedes-Benz has joined the world of electric vehicles with its newly released Mercedes-Benz EQC! The all-new EQC combines the hallmarks of the Mercedes-Benz brand, including quality, safety, comfort, and dynamic performance. It has not yet been announced whether or not this vehicle will be available in the U.S., but you can still enjoy the trailer below.
A new-generation plug-in hybrid is the latest addition to the stunning Mercedes-Benz S-Class lineup. The new plug-in hybrid sedan will be available in U.S. showrooms sometime mid-2019, as more drivers continue to choose hybrid and electric cars over traditional gas models. The hybrid will be equipped with a new Intelligent Operating Strategy, ECO Assist, to promote efficient driving. Continue reading to find out more about the 2019 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S560e Hybrid Plug-in ECO Assist System
A new-generation plug-in hybrid is the latest addition to the stunning Mercedes-Benz S-Class lineup. Representing an ideal emission-free future for motor cars, the innovative S560e Sedan made its debut at the 2017 Frankfurt International Auto Show in September. Due to an increasing number of drivers choosing hybrid and electric cars over traditional gas models every year, the new plug-in hybrid sedan will be sold in the U.S. and is expected to become a quick favorite. Continue reading for more about the S-Class S560e release date, performance specs, and estimated all-electric range.
A convertible is like a motorcycle with two extra wheels. Without a permanent roof, there is no need for windows, dome lights, or stress. To make a long story short, convertibles are cool. Maybe even too cool. They are attractive. They put wind in your hair. They make tall people feel at home. They even provide light where the sun don’t shine. There is only one downside to the convertible; not enough electricity. There is only one fully-electric convertible in the United States. Can you guess what it is? Read the rest of this entry
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has been leading the army of Mercedes-Benz vehicles for many decades. Today, it represents intelligence, luxury, performance, and awareness all in one streamlined package with the plug-in hybrid S550e. It offers things like hybrid driving modes that you won’t find in other hybrid cars. For 2017, the S550e is the flagship Mercedes-Benz sedan to get and we will tell you why. Read the rest of this entry
Way back in 1998, when an alternative energy was just a dream, smart brought the smart car to market. It was one of the first of its kind, especially in the United States, where it survived Y2K and helped fuel the fire that would become the great hybrid anxiety of the 2000s. Now, countless years later, smart has grown, but the cars are still small. Now, the entire lineup of smart vehicles can be equipped with gasoline engines or electric motors. The newest addition to this list is the 2018 smart electric drive coupe, coming to the United States in less than six months. Read the rest of this entry
Mercedes-Benz is always at the forefront of vehicle innovation. When the 6-volt battery came into play in the 1920s, Mercedes-Benz was there. When the sealed battery was invented in the 1970s, Mercedes-Benz was on top of it. Because of this, we know we can trust the company, but why is Mercedes-Benz switching from 12 to 48 volts? Read the rest of this entry