Tag: Mercedes-Benz
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Major U.S. Senate Bill Targets Chinese-Owned Automakers
A U.S. Senate Commerce Committee-approved bill that would bar automakers from selling vehicles in the United States if they are more than 15% owned by a Chinese entity led Thursday’s automotive headlines. The proposal has drawn attention to Mercedes-Benz, while lawmakers and automakers weighed in on its potential impact. Senate Committee Advances Bill on Chinese…
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Mercedes-Benz Pushes Back on Senate Anti-China Bill
Mercedes-Benz is lobbying U.S. lawmakers to modify a bipartisan Senate proposal that could prevent automakers with significant Chinese ownership ties from selling connected vehicles in the United States. The proposed legislation would establish ownership thresholds aimed at addressing national security and consumer data concerns, potentially affecting several global automotive manufacturers. Senate Bill Targets Chinese Ownership…
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Chinese Tech Ban Could Raise New Car Prices as 2030 Deadline Nears
The Chinese tech ban affecting connected vehicles is forcing automakers to remove Chinese software and hardware from vehicles sold in the United States under a strict federal timeline. As manufacturers redesign vehicle systems and replace key components, the industry is facing higher costs, supply chain challenges, and growing pressure to meet regulatory deadlines. Federal Rule…
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2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS 680 Debuts With More Power and Luxury
The 2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS 680 has been unveiled with a more powerful electrified V8, updated styling, new chassis technology, and a long list of luxury enhancements. Rather than introducing a complete redesign, Mercedes-Maybach has comprehensively refreshed its flagship SUV with upgrades spanning performance, comfort, technology, and design. Luxury SUV Receives a Comprehensive Refresh The 2027…
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Polestar Won’t Appeal U.S. Ban, Leaving Dealers Frustrated
Polestar will not appeal the U.S. government’s decision to ban the company from selling vehicles in the United States, saying it concluded that an appeal had little chance of succeeding. The decision has disappointed the automaker’s U.S. dealer network, which had invested in facilities to support the brand. Polestar Declines to Challenge U.S. Ban Polestar…
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