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Mercedes-Benz India cautious, but sees demand rising in second half of 2019

Retaining its leadership in the luxury segment for the fourth year in a row, Mercedes sold 15,538 cars in 2018

Mercedes aims to be among top 2 players to scale autonomous tech: Executive

Mercedes-Benz, which is owned by German car and truck maker Daimler is undeterred by Waymo's progress

The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class could be launched by the end of 2013

The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class could be launched by the end of 2013

Rupee, import cost hit Mercedes in Jan-Sep, sales down to 11,789 units

Moving into the last quarter of 2018, the company is confident of a good festive season

Mercedes unveils EQC crossover, its first Tesla rival in a $12 bn attack

Company will start production in the first half of next year, as part of a plan to develop a range for its EQ electric line

Inspired by past, eye on future, Mercedes unveils Silver Arrow concept car

It is an electric-vehicle fantasy inspired by the brand's Silver Arrows heyday in the 1930s

Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe India launch on June 18: Everything you need to know

Mercedes-AMG, a premium high performance arm of German automobile maker Mercedes-Benz, will be launching the AMG S63 Coupe in India on June 18. The launch will mark the fourth AMG car launch this year

Beauty in the beast: The experience of driving new Mercedes on F1 track

Packed with power and torque, the Mercedes-AMG E 63 S 4Matic+ deserves nothing less than an F1 track for a maiden drive

Mercedes launches GT R at Rs 2.23 cr, GT Roadster at Rs 2.19 cr in India

The GT Roadster pumps out 476 HP of power and can achieve a top speed of 302 km per hour

Mercedes launches two new SUVs priced at Rs 2.17 cr and Rs 1.58 cr

The new Mercedes-AMG G 63 is equipped with a supercharged 5.5-litre V8-petrol engine

Mercedes drives record quarterly sales after demonetisation

The volume growth though is just a per cent over same period of last year

Draged for 100 metres: Speeding Mercedes mows down 17-year-old boy in Delhi

The car driver escaped from the spot.

Mercedes launches long wheelbase E-Class priced up to Rs 69.47 lakh

German luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz today launched the long wheelbase version of its E-Class sedan priced up to Rs 69.47 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai). The new long wheelbase (LWB) E-Class is longer from its standard version by 140 millimetres in both the wheelbase (3,079 millimetres) and length (5,063 millimetres), the company said in a statement. The LWB E-Class will be available in both petrol and diesel fuel options. The petrol option, E200 is powered by a 1,991 cc engine and is priced at Rs 56.15 lakh, while the diesel variant E 350d has a 2,987 cc engine and is tagged at 69.47 lakh (all prices ex-showroom, Mumbai). Commenting on the launch, Mercedes-Benz India MD & CEO Roland Folger said: "Majority of our E-Class customers in India are chauffeur driven, and hence it was a natural decision for us to introduce the long wheelbase new E-Class in India." India becomes the only country in the world to offer the right hand drive long wheelbase version of the new E-Class and and ..

Mercedes redesign starts new lap with shark-tooth hatchback

Mercedes reclaimed its position as luxury sales leader from BMW four years ahead of target

Mercedes to hike prices from January by up to 2%

Mercedes Benz sells a range of products in India starting from the A-Class priced at Rs 27 lakh

Mercedes hits currency recall speed bump, lowers sales target

Describing 2016 as a year of challenges, surprises and lost opportunities, Folger hoped that the next year will be better for the industry as a whole

Mercedes widens product portfolio to take on Audi, BMW

German luxury car maker has expanded its product offering with the launch of 11 products this year

Mercedes sees flat sales on uncertainty over diesel cars under GST

Company is geared up to launch 4 more models before December, said Roland Folger Mercedes India MD and CEO

Mercedes launches petrol GLS 400 at Rs 82.90 lakh

GLS 400 4MATIC petrol, powered by V6 engine is launched in just 3 months of introduction of diesel variant

Mercedes, Infiniti owners likely to let car do the driving

The luxury-vehicle owners are more willing to accept this technology because they believe safety would be much better in these types of vehicles