Mercedes charms the automotive world with breathtaking glimpses of the future at regular intervals. The new Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX electric car is no exception

The new Mercedes EQB electric SUV can be ordered for 55,300 euros.

At the IAA Mobility, Mercedes-Benz unveiled the AMG EQS 53 4MATIC+.

According to Daimler Truck, the world's largest truck manufacturer, diesel vehicles are increasingly being phased out in the EU.

Mercedes-Benz may not have been the first brand to take the lead in the automotive industry's new electric age, but it is still one of the leading brands

Mercedes-Benz is one of the manufacturers that does not close the door to any technology to reduce polluting emissions from transport.

Daimler Trucks has unveiled the new Mercedes-Benz eActros, the brand's first series-production electric truck. It comes with the latest Mercedes-Benz technology at all levels and a range of up to 400 kilometres in real-life conditions.

Recently, Mercedes-Benz has made it clear that it sees hydrogen and fuel cells as the basis for making future heavy long-distance transport CO2-neutral.

The new Mercedes-Benz EQA 250 is the latest addition to Mercedes' range of electric cars.

After the EQC, Mercedes-Benz is expanding its electric range. The

Mercedes-Benz is currently working on the first electric car that uses modular electrical architecture (MEA). With Mercedes-Benz EQS, Daimler is planning a flagship that is at the level of an S-Class. Thanks to the coupé body and a new lithium-ion battery, the range according to the WLTP standard should be over 700 km.

Mercedes-Benz and Micro Mobility Systems AG are launching an e-scooter. According to the manufacturer, the high-quality components and materials enable a mileage of over 5,000 kilometres. The Mercedes-Benz E-Scooter arrives in an elegant black design. It can be transported in the trunk or on public transport vehicles. The electric scooter is powered by a 250-watt electric engine which can accelerate up to 20Km/h. The 7.8 Ah battery enables a range of up to 25 kilometres. The charging time is three to three and a half hours.

The electric heavy truck Mercedes-Benz eActros is now operating in everyday traffic for DB Schenker in Leipzig. The electric truck, which has a total weight of 25 tons, runs in the inner city and rolls about 100 km a day. Electric trucks will soon become an increasingly common sight in distribution traffic in cities, and development is super fast. The drivers appreciate the electric truck powerful torque that comes from the very first lap, and that they get a much quieter working environment.