Mercedes-EQ models are fitted with intelligent technology to make your driving experience as enjoyable as possible whilst efficiently maximising your electric range. Electric cars operate using an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine. You may have heard of the term BEV, which stands for a Battery Electric Vehicle, or EV which stands for Electric Vehicle. Differently to petrol or diesel cars, electric cars need to be plugged in to a source of electricity in order to run, which you can do at home, at work or at a public charging station.
Our cars have progressed from simple transport to moving computers. The Mercedes EQS is no exception. Ambient lighting is one of the best things about modern cars and the EQS. This relatively straightforward (yet well-engineered) system can instantly change...
When Mercedes-Benz comes to mind, some may make the connection to the first automobile back in 1886 by Carl Benz. Over the past 140 years, this company grew to a multi-billion-dollar company with a revenue of over $133 billion...
Ambient lighting can be found on many cars these days. It enhances the atmosphere in your vehicle, making it feel like a nice place to sit. Mercedes EQC ambient lighting comes with a wide variety of colors, options, features,...
Modern cars and electric vehicles (EVs) sometimes bridge the gap between practical and fun. They come packed with features that would have been unimaginable even fifteen years ago. One of these up-to-date features is a Wi-Fi hotspot. The Mercedes-Benz...
These days, many cars come with an automatic mirror folding function. This includes the Mercedes-Benz EQS (among many, many others). The automatic mirror folding function closes the wing mirrors when you park, leave and lock your EQS. There are...
The augmented guidance navigation you find in the Mercedes-Benz EQB is a sign of what the future holds. It’s a technologically-advanced way of using a sat nav. Road information and directional instructions (among other things) are shown in 3D....
Lane-keeping assists are installed as safety features on many modern cars and EVs, including the Mercedes EQC. They’re intended to be an aid – an “assist” – not a fully self-driving system. They’re designed to keep you straight on...