At most car companies, officially selling the world's most expensive car would be a headline story. But Mercedes-Benz has never been most car companies. The company offered previews of its plans to go all-electric and pivot upmarket this decade. And there will be some exciting, ground-breaking and downright opulent vehicles rolling out with a three-pointed star very shortly — in addition to vehicles like the electric G-class arriving down the road.
Here's what we know about them.
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AMG teased an electric performance sedan
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Mercedes-AMG unveiled a Vision AMG concept. It's a four-door coupé that previews the exterior design language of a future electric AMG lineup. And it runs an AMG.EA dedicated EV platform. Mercedes says the first AMG electric vehicle from the new lineup will launch in 2025.
Mercedes will create a new top-of-the-line Mythos Series
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Mercedes announced the creation of a Mythos Series lineup of limited-run, ultra-exclusive collectors cars that will only be sold to dedicated Mercedes-Benz enthusiasts and collectors. The teaser displays the first model, which will be a Speedster.
A Mercedes-Maybach SL is coming
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Mercedes-teased a new Mercedes-Maybach family member, and a press release confirmed that a luxurious Mercedes-Maybach edition of the new SL is on the way.
The Mercedes-AMG One is finally happening
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The Mercedes-AMG One hypercar — first revealed back in 2017 — is finally happening. It's a 1,000-plus horsepower hybrid with a road-modified version of the 1.6-liter V6 engine in the Mercedes F1 car. It will purportedly accelerate from 0-124 mph in 6.0 seconds and hit a top speed of 218 mph.
According to Autocar, the Mercedes-AMG One should get a final reveal in a couple of weeks and be delivered to the 275 customers this year. The car release will be accompanied by a "very honest" documentary about the car's construction.
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