The compact C Class sedan has been a hot seller for Mercedes-Benz for years. But its popularity has waned the last couple years and one has to wonder how much of that is because it hadn’t been ...

STUTTGART, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mercedes-Benz Group AG’s (ticker symbol: MBG) sharpened focus on high-end passenger cars and premium vans, combined with tight cost control, helped to lift ...

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The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS is a counterpunch to Tesla’s hold on the premium electrified sedan segment and takes a clean sheet, all-out approach to claiming the lead. The automaker claims a 478-mile ...

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The Maybach name has always meant something special. It’s not just a nicer Mercedes or a flashier trim level. It’s a different take on what luxury can be, where comfort is the goal and power is a ...

Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars reports 540,800 global car sales during the fourth quarter of 2022, which is 17 percent more than a year ago. In 2022, the company sold 2,043,900 cars - 1 percent less ...

Mercedes-Benz Group beat analysts' forecasts with annual earnings of 20.5 billion euros ($21.80 billion). It forecast a lower adjusted return on sales for the cars division in 2023 and group earnings ...

Mercedes-Benz isn't as bullish about the future as you'd expect it to be, car companies are still working through their semiconductor doldrums at different paces, and Russia barely has a new car ...

Dividend and share buyback At the Annual General Meeting on May 3, 2023, the Board of Management and the Supervisory Board will propose a dividend of €5.20 per share (2021: €5.00). For 2022 the total ...

Automakers are doing buyers no favors with their insistence on introducing nonsensical alphabet soup when “naming” their vehicles. German automakers are among the leaders in blending alphanumerics and ...