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Mercedes-Benz continues to lead the automotive industry in many ways, and the German automaker has introduced a groundbreaking advancement that sets it apart from the competition. The company recently unveiled the all-new electric GLC, an innovative take on one of its most popular vehicles. While retaining all the benefits of the traditional GLC, Mercedes has now equipped this standout SUV with advanced technology specifically designed for cold-weather performance.

Mercedes-Benz has steadily expanded its electric vehicle lineup, welcoming more luxury models alongside their existing electrified cars and SUVs. To support EV owners, Mercedes-Benz has committed a substantial $1 billion investment in a charging station infrastructure project. The initiative, comprising 400 charging stations, commenced with the unveiling of the first station in Atlanta.
 

Although finalization still needs to begin, Riviana and Mercedes have started the process necessary to partner to begin the production of electric vans.

Electric Vans

The idea will be to jointly produce large electric vans under these brands. The idea is that the factory that will produce these large vans will be operational in just a few years. It's also possible that the two companies will explore other possible ventures that could arise from the joint venture.

Mercedes-Benz has big plans for electric vehicles in the coming years. At the Paris Motor Show, the company is set to unveil several new models available starting in 2022. These new vehicles are intended to meet the needs of a wide range of drivers, from luxury enthusiasts to eco-conscious commuters. So, what can you expect from Mercedes-Benz's electric line-up? Keep reading to find out!

Mercedes plans for all new architectures launched from 2025 to be electric-only starting in 2025. These will include at least three electric-only architectures starting this year. Mercedes will plan to be completely all-electric by the end of the decade, right before 2030.

Mercedes-Benz is currently working to create a new sub-brand of electric vehicles, which they hope will compete with the rise of luxury electric cars from automakers like Tesla.