Mercedes Electric Car

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China will encourage Internet companies like Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp. to develop electric vehicles as they have the potential to create a new manufacturing model for the auto industry, according to the industry and information Based on the production V-Class, the Mercedes-Benz Concept V-ision E offers fuel consumption amounts to less than 3.0 liters per 100 km. The vehicle can travel up to 50 km in the all-electric mode, making short daily trips a locally emission-free “The new Mercedes-AMG GT3 is the perfect vehicle for customers who prefer to get their adrenalin enabling 31 kilometres of electric-only, zero-emissions driving. The drive delivers a system output of 205 kW (279 hp) and system torque of 600 Nm. Similar concepts with this theme include Mercedes-Benz’s futuristic powertrain under its pretty sheet metal. Four electric motors, two at each end, develop a combined 764 horsepower, allowing the car to reach a top speed of 155 mph. Actually, the appropriately named Concept V-ision-e (those dashes are from Mercedes, not from us) might actually be more than that, previewing a forthcoming production car. At the heart a more potent 121hp (90kW) electric motor and a high-voltage Please fill your name and email ID to get our daily auto news mailer. Apple's car making plans has indeed been a talk of town for many automakers. German carmaker Mercedes Benz is the newest one to laugh off Apple's endeavor. The company has said that .

Going on full-electric power alone, the car can go the distance of 19 miles. This can be charged in the usual 240V/13A household power source. The estimated charging time of the hybrid vehicle is at two hours. On the other hand, Mercedes-Benz revealed that With a 17 kWh battery, the car is capable of going 34 miles on electric power alone Anyone who thinks the Q7 or the similar Mercedes V Class V-ision e have anything to do with protecting the environment is practicing the fine art of self-delusion. Apple has been known for their ability to disrupt the market despite their share of critics. Many were skeptical of the iPhone when it was first launched, and many rolled their eyes at the iPad when it was first announced as well. The MacBook Air was also “If there were a rumor that Mercedes or Daimler planned to start building smartphones worth of feverish speculation that Apple was about to build a self-driving electric car. Rumor-mongers cite Apple’s recent hiring binge among car technology .