Stephen Edelstein/Digital Trends It’s a time of transition at Mercedes-Benz. The venerable automaker is looking toward an electric future with EVs like the EQS, while introducing updated versions of its traditional internal-combustion models like the S-Class. The 2024 Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance bridges the gap. Contents Design and interior Tech, infotainment, and driver assist Driving…
Mercedes-Benz is preparing for an electric future with its EQ models, a line of EVs with futuristic aerodynamic styling and all of the latest infotainment tech. With several EQ models already in production, Mercedes is shifting focus to more traditional luxury. Contents Germany’s Rolls-Royce goes electric Dialing up luxury More power, more comfort On top…
Mercedes-Benz wants its EQ sub-brand to be an all-electric counterpart to its current lineup of gasoline luxury cars, and it’s working toward that goal by starting at opposite ends of the price spectrum and working toward the middle. Contents Design and interior Tech, infotainment, and driver assist Driving experience Range, charging, and safety How DT…
Stephen Edelstein/Digital Trends A Mercedes-Benz electric sedan was inevitable. The meteoric success of the Tesla Model S, plus stricter European emissions standards gave Mercedes no choice but to meet Tesla on the EV battlefield. But a company that’s been building cars for over 100 years doesn’t rush into anything. Contents Design and interior Tech, infotainment,…
Previous Next 1 of 21 BMW expanded its range of models toward the bottom with the 2020 2 Series Gran Coupe. Scheduled to make its public debut during the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, the model is a sedan-shaped companion to the third-generation 1 Series hatchback sold in global markets, including Europe. We’ll let you…
Previous Next 1 of 18 BMW continued its long streak of new model introductions by unveiling the 2020 8 Series Gran Coupe. It’s a four-door sport sedan designed for buyers seeking the style, performance, and luxury of the two-door 8 Series introduced in 2018 without sacrificing space. As its name implies, the 8 Series Gran…
Previous Next 1 of 12 BMW designers argue that bigger is much better when it comes to grilles; just look at the 2020 7 Series. The third-generation 1 Series hatchback unveiled for the European market wears a grille that’s bigger than ever before, and now it’s the X1’s turn to go under the knife. The…
Previous Next 1 of 12 The 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE The luxury SUV is fast replacing the luxury car, so Mercedes-Benz couldn’t afford to mess this one up. The new 2020 GLE revealed online boasts a sharper and more cohesive design than the outgoing model, a bigger selection of standard and optional technology features, plus an…
Previous Next 1 of 12 Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends Chris Chin/Digital Trends At the New York International Auto Show earlier this year, we got a Facebook…
Previous Next 1 of 6 Ronan Glon/Digital Trends Ronan Glon/Digital Trends Ronan Glon/Digital Trends Ronan Glon/Digital Trends Ronan Glon/Digital Trends Ronan Glon/Digital Trends This year, Mercedes-Benz wants to take the Geneva Auto Show by storm. The brand’s performance-oriented Mercedes-AMG division just introduced a sedan named, somewhat unimaginatively, GT 4-Door Coupe. It’s billed as a bigger,…