Mercedes-Benz updates the EQS with a new 800V architecture
With this update, Mercedes-Benz aims to position the EQS as a more competitive model against its rivals and technologically aligned with the brand’s latest creations.
Electric cars use a battery as their source of propulsion to move. This movement can be assisted by a combustion engine (hybrid HEV and plug-in hybrid PHEV) or powered solely by the battery (100% electric EV).
2020 is set to be the year of electric vehicles, when all brands will present their electric products and mark the start of the transition to the electric era, driven by brands’ commitment, growing social awareness of climate change, and regulations from city councils and governments that increasingly restrict the most polluting vehicles.
With this update, Mercedes-Benz aims to position the EQS as a more competitive model against its rivals and technologically aligned with the brand’s latest creations.
The luxury brand of the Chinese automotive group, BYD, is starting sales of its most powerful, exclusive and refined electrified model, a large-proportioned sports car with 1,156 CV of power, capable of recharging its 122 kWh battery in just 9 minutes.
Despite a complex geopolitical environment and more difficult market conditions, Polestar has shown resilience and maintains a positive growth trajectory.
With this strategy, Hyundai aims to transform its position in China and turn IONIQ into a relevant sub-brand within the country’s dynamic electric vehicle market.
This approval marks the start of a new chapter for Tesla in Europe, where innovation must go hand in hand with strict safety controls and regulatory procedures.
Driven by strong sales momentum thanks to the high demand for the CLA and the new electric GLC, the German manufacturer is beginning to recover the ground it lost in recent years in the electric vehicle sector.
Denza’s Premium electric vehicle range for the European market represents a new definition of luxury, where advanced technology is integrated into everyday life to deliver a cleaner, simpler and more satisfying experience.
This situation highlights the challenges that the transition to electric mobility still faces, even for highly sought-after models and at a group as major as Stellantis.
Electric vehicles, hybrids, autonomous driving and robotics will be the main drivers of KIA’s growth in the short and medium term.
This possible market launch would reflect Tesla’s attempt to regain ground in the affordable electric vehicle segment, where competition has intensified markedly in recent years.