Mercedes-Benz EQ electric vehicle offensive detailed: Six new models due by end of 2022
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Mercedes-Benz's EQ electric vehicle division looks set to undergo rapid expansion in the coming years, with the brand this week releasing further details of its plans to launch six all-new models by the end of 2022.
First cab off the metaphorical rank will be the EQS, an all-electric, bespoke-bodied version of Mercedes-Benz's flagship S-Class limousine, due to enter production in the first half of 2021.
Photos of what we're told is an all-new replacement for the Mercedes-Benz EQC have surfaced, despite the current model having only debuted in 2018.
It is clear from these photos that the new model, whether a direct replacement for the EQC or a different EQ model all together, is at least around the same size as the EQC we already know. It could, however, be the anticipated EQE.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the GLE350de and GLC300e plug-in hybrids for the 2019 Frankfurt motor show, as the three-pointed star continues its electrification rollout. The GLC300e will launch in Australia during the second quarter of next year.
Look out, Tesla! The Germans are gunning for the Model S, and Mercedes-Benz is the latest to join in the barrage with the EQ Concept.
The German automaker has released a front-end teaser of the concept vehicle that’ll debut at this month’s Frankfurt motor show. The teaser reveals slim LED daytime-running lights, and an illuminated badge but little else. Blame that pesky cloth.
