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Mercedes-Benz to hike prices from January Posted on 15th December 2016 |
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German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz said it will hike prices of its entire model range in India, effective January 1, 2017, by up to 2% to offset rising inflation, input costs and increasing forex rates. "The rising inflation coupled with rising input costs and increasing forex rates have been exerting significant pressure on the bottom line," Mercedes Benz India said in a statement. |
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Mercedes unveils sportscar AMG C43, priced at Rs 74.35 lakh Posted on 14th December 2016 |
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German luxury car maker Mercedes- Benz today launched a new sportscar AMG C43 in India priced at Rs 74.35 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It complements the C-Class range by another sports build of Mercedes-AMG origin, the company said in a statement. |
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Mercedes to step on the gas to push R&D Posted on 18th November 2016 |
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The Indian research and development wing of global luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz plans to recruit another 1,000 people next year to further its research and development (R&D). Currently, the R&D staff in India accounts for 3,500 people, up from 700 only five years earlier. |
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Mercedes widens product portfolio to take on Audi, BMW Posted on 10th November 2016 |
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German luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz, largest player in this segment in India, has expanded its product offering with the launch of 11 products this year, to maintain its lead over competitors Audi and BMW. On Wednesday, it launched two new convertibles, priced (ex-showroom, Delhi) at Rs 60 lakh and Rs 2.25 crore, respectively. |
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Mercedes-Benz GLS550: Review; SUV gets a super-luxury upgrade Posted on 28th October 2016 |
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If you accidentally drift out of your lane, the steering wheel vibrates to alert you. If you continue to drift, the car selectively brakes individual wheels to help guide it back into its lane. The technology is called Active Lane Keeping Assist. If a vehicle is trying to overtake you, a radar senses as it enters the blind-spot area on either side of you, and alerts you by illuminating an icon in the side mirror. If you activate a turn signal, a warning tone sounds. The technology is called Active Blind Spot Assist. |
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Mercedes launches petrol GLS 400 at Rs 82.90 lakh Posted on 7th September 2016 |
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German luxury carmaker Mercedes- Benz today launched the petrol version of its premium SUV 'GLS 400 4MATIC' priced at Rs 82.90 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). With the launch of the new vehicle, the company said it has completed offering petrol option along with diesel variants for all the models that it sells in India. |
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Mercedes is about to unveil an entire fleet of electric vehicles Posted on 6th August 2016 |
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Mercedes-Benz is planning its own distinct line of electric vehicles, challenging BMW and Tesla Motors in a bet that alternative-fuel cars have the potential to become profitable. Mercedes will add two electric sport utility vehicles and two sedans, according to two people familiar with the plan, who asked not to be named because the details haven't been disclosed. Mercedes will create a new sub-brand for the cars, though a name hasn't been chosen yet, one of the people said. Chief Executive Officer Dieter Zetsche said in June that the company planned to unveil an electric car at the Paris motor show in September. |
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Mercedes to convert all its models to petrol by September Posted on 26th July 2016 |
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German luxury car maker Mercedes Benz, the largest player in its segment in the Indian market, will convert all its models to petrol from September. The decision comes in the wake of a Supreme Court decision that has banned sales of diesel cars (2,000cc and above) in the national capital region (NCR). Roland Folger, managing director and chief executive officer, Mercedes Benz India, said that of the nine models that are locally manufactured, six are now available in petrol. |
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Self-driving Mercedes-Benz bus takes a milestone 12-mile trip Posted on 19th July 2016 |
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CityPilot has taken a key early step towards fully autonomous public transportation: The Mercedes-Benz self-driving bus program saw one of its Future Bus vehicles drive 20 km (or around 12.4 miles) in the Netherlands, on a route that connected Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport with the nearby town of Haarlem. To make the trip, the bus had to stop at traffic lights, pass through tunnels, and navigate among pedestrians. |
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Mercedes to look at expanding petrol offering after July Posted on 2nd June 2016 |
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Country's largest luxury car player Mercedes Benz will wait till July before ramping up availability of petrol variants in its vehicles. Mercedes is the most impacted luxury car maker after the Supreme Court in December last year imposed a ban on sales of diesel cars with an engine capacity of 2,000 cc and above in the National Capital Region. All its models came under this category and impacted the German car maker's sales in its biggest market in the country. |
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