A Mercedes-Benz AG EQC luxury electric automobile on a street in the Westminster district, during the launch of the Society of Motors Manufacturers and Traders Electrified 2021 Virtual Summit. — Bloomberg
Mercedes-Benz is about to unveil a new flagship model it expects to boast market-leading battery range, following through on its pledge to compete in the luxury electric-vehicle segment with top technology.
The April 15 debut of the EQS -- the first Mercedes built on dedicated electric-car underpinnings -- will mark a milestone for the German brand that’s been criticized for taking too long to embrace EVs. Next year, Mercedes will be making eight fully electric cars on three continents, Chief Operating Officer Markus Schaefer said in a phone interview.
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