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Mercedes-Benz is preparing a second generation of the boxy GLB-Class, with both electric and hybrid drivetrains in the pipeline.

Mercedes-Benz AMG will be ready to reveal its first tuned version of the new CLA-Class EV in 2026.

Mercedes splits the CLA-Class into EV and hybrid offerings, as it tackles some of the most efficient small cars on the road.

We drove key Mercedes' performance models of the past and found they led to today’s excellent performance portfolio.

Mercedes-Benz is testing the first member of its next-generation van family ahead of a launch in 2026.

A new CLA-Class Shooting Brake is coming soon, with the choice of hybrid and fully electric powertrains.

Mercedes-Benz will soon launch an electric GLC-Class whose arrival will usher in the new MB.EA platform.

The current generation of the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class is set to receive its second major update.

AMG has been spotted testing its electric full-size SUV based on the new AMG.EA platform.

Mercedes is working on an electric midsize van that will include a luxury variant destined for sale in the U.S.

Gorden Wagener has revealed that Mercedes is already using AI in the design process.

The successor to the EQC electric compact crossover has been spotted.

AMG's full-size SUV is getting updated again, possibly with a new electrified V-8 under the hood.

Mercedes is developing solid-state batteries with the aim of having the technology ready by the end of the decade.

After flirting with a 4-cylinder plug-in hybrid powertrain for some of its 63-series models, Mercedes-Benz AMG now looks to be returning to a V-8.

An electric E-Class is one of dozens of new or updated models to be launched by Mercedes-Benz over the next couple of years.

In the near future, many of Mercedes' EVs will look just like models fitted with a gas engine.

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class will have an extended lifespan before being replaced by a successor offering the choice of gas or electric powertrains.

New 2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG SL 63 Manufaktur Golden Coast has been developed for the U.S. market and limited to 100 examples.

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class will soon have the option of gas and electric powertrains.