According to the latest report, Mercedes-Benz will start producing drivetrains for its next-generation electric vehicles in 2024, replacing external procurement. Daimler’s head of development, Markus Schäfer, told Automobilwoche that Mercedes will increase the depth of its added value in next-generation electric vehicles, and the construction of the first battery factory is imminent.
Mercedes-Benz is a German car brand known for its luxury and high performance, headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. Its products include all kinds of passenger cars and medium and large commercial vehicles. Mercedes-Benz is currently a member of Daimler AG.
In 2021, Mercedes-Benz will launch 5 new energy products. Among them, as the first large-scale pure electric luxury sedan, the new EQS has an electric range of more than 800 kilometers under CLTC conditions; the new EQA SUV and EQB SUV are launched, further expanding the domestic model lineup; there is also a new generation E 350 e L plug-in Plug-in hybrid products such as hybrid cars and sports cars.
Mercedes-Benz said that in 2022, Mercedes-Benz will launch 21 new products based on the Chinese market, including 8 pure electric and plug-in hybrid models. Among them, the new EQE, the first pure electric sedan produced in China based on the EVA platform of Mercedes-EQ, will be launched soon; other plug-in hybrid products from C-Class, S-Class and other models will be launched; Mercedes-EQ The Maybach S 680 4MATIC ingenious first edition will be launched within the year. In 2022, the Mercedes-AMG SL 63 and other models will be launched one after another, and the first Mercedes-AMG electric model, the Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 4MATIC +, will also arrive.