Mercedes-Benz

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class of midsized cars is an unusual case of what happens when a carmaker does both road-going (touring-class) and sports models really well. We had the chance to drive examples of both, for a week each.

For the 2021 model year, Mercedes-Benz has added AMG tuning to both its midsized GLE sport utility and its full-sized GLS. These luxury SUVs now come in both standard and AMG-tuned models with powerful six- and eight-cylinder engines.

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its answer to the Tesla's Model Y. The EQA is a compact, "entry level" electric crossover based on the popular A class, and the base model launches with a 300-mile NEDC range and 140 kW of two-wheel electric drive.

Mercedes-Benz uses this year's virtual CES to highlight its largest HMI ever, the MBUX Hyperscreen. Slated to launch in the upcoming EQS sedan, the Hyperscreen stretches the width of the dashboard to stuff three screens into one continuous frame.

The all-new EQC 4x4² concept is the first all-electric model of Mercedes' 4x4² series, promising rowdy, unrestrained off-roading powered by battery. Like the 4x4² models that came before it, the new EQC concept rides on clearance-upping portal axles.

HRZ Reisemobile shows yet another way of transforming the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter into a boundless, gear-hauling camper van. It abandons the standard layouts in favor of a flex floor plan that slides and folds into separate drive, eat and sleep modes.

The new Alphavan debuts as a massive Mercedes Sprinter camper with duplex bedroom, entertainment suite, and smart home-grade control system accessed all around the van. Yet, it still manages to weigh less than smaller camper vans.

The VanTourer Urban debuts as the latest Mercedes camper van, adding a small Vito pop-up alternative to the company's line of Ducato campers. The floor plan brings an in/outdoor kitchen, 4 sleeping berths and the ability to change to everyday modes.

The Chief Creative Director of Mercedes-Benz has teamed up with the Men's Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton to produce ... this. If you think Project Geländewagen's sanded-down exterior and fat body kit are awful, wait until you take a peek inside.

Mercedes-Benz is taking its flagship luxury limousine up a notch, and throwing the kitchen sink at it in the process. From rear wheel steering, to body language interpretation, to voice control in 27 languages, it's an exercise in total opulence.

After the first big online-only foray by the biggest automotive auction cluster on Planet Earth, it's clear that automobiles are not particularly suited to online-only auctions, but that significant strides were made in the right direction.

With its Campster and Vanster, Pössl already offers two of the most versatile camper vans on the road. Now it's making that versatility all-German by basing similar campers on Mercedes' midsize vans, adding upmarket flair and available AWD.