Mercedes Generation EQ SUV

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Mercedes Generation EQ SUV


Recently, Mercedes-Benz unveiled their first electric car and announced their dedication to this industry. They unveiled the first car in their Generation EQ (Electric Intelligence) at the Paris Auto Show in late September. This car is still in the concept stages, but they have many pictures of the interior and estimated range has also has been unveiled.

This Mercedes has a new techno design. As Gordon Wagner, one of the designers at Daimler AG said “Its fascination lies in a reinterpretation of our design philosophy... ...the aim being to create a... ...contemporary and distinctive electro-look. ” I agree with him, it has a modern look which might be the future of the car. 

 This Generation EQ has been designed to compete with the Tesla Model X, which I think will be a difficult thing to do because all new Tesla Cars being produced have full autopilot capabilities on them.1 Regardless, this car good range (500 Kilo's or 310 miles) could compete directly with it. 

Some other good things about this car are that it has a wireless charger. It should be available by the end of the decade.

~Samuel
The Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ electric car concept.
Front of the car
The interior of the Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ electric
Interior of the car
The exterior of the Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ electric
Back of the car

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1 I will do a post on this soon, most likely within the next 2 weeks. Then, I will post the link to that here.↩

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