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Mercedes-Benz is working on a whole family of electric vehicles which should include a zero-emission version of the GLA crossover. Tentatively called the EQA, this vehicle has already been spotted testing on public roads in Scandinavia and new renderings try to see through the camouflage to reveal the final design of the EV. Everything looks as you’d expect – the overall body dimensions and proportions are very similar to the GLA with one major difference being the more prominent front fascia. Clearly inspired by the EQC electric vehicle, it features a closed-off grille flanked by darkened headlights with integrated blue styling elements. At the back, the modifications compared to the GLA this rendering proposes are even less visible with the most notable one being the LED strip connecting the taillights. The lower section of the bumper has also received a new design to reflect the obvious lack of exhaust pipes. As a final touch, the EQA has received a matte silver exterior finish and a set of glossy multi-spoke wheels. 4 Power Wheels Operated Baby Toy Car According to preliminary information, the production EQA should be motivated by a purely electric powertrain with an ...

Mercedes-Benz and Garmin have teamed up to create the new Mercedes-Benz vívoactive® 3 smartwatch, a piece of gear that any CLA or GLE owner should consider. This new watch utilizes the new ENERGIZING COACH Mercedes me app in both models. The new smartwatch monitors the driver’s vital data and transmits it to the app. Then, the app can determine the driver’s stress level and recommend an appropriate “ENERGIZING” program. Features such as the music, ambient lighting, temperature and massage function are altered according to the program’s suggestions. Of course, these altered features depend on the vehicle’s available equipment (you can’t make massage rollers appear out of thin air). You can learn more about this watch and its functions by clicking here. Location: Austin, TexasAddress: 2401 Portofino Ridge Dr.Price: $14,900,000Bedrooms: 7 bedrooms, 2 guest bedroomsBathrooms: 11 total… BENZ Ferrari LaFerrari For Sale Lamborghini Aventador For Sale Lamborghini Murcielago For Sale McLaren P1 For Sale Porsche 918 Spider For Sale Porsche 911 For Sale McLaren 720S For Sale Dodge Demon For Sale Ford GT For Sale Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Super Snake For Sale Steering Rack, Lhd Steering Ra...

This conversation is moderated according to USA TODAY’s community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. A woman drove her car into the glass wall of a Mercedes Benz dealership in Paramus. Tariq Zehawi, NorthJersey PARAMUS — A woman drove her car into the glass wall of a Mercedes Benz dealership on Route 17 Friday morning, authorities said.  The woman drove into the wall at about 7:47 a.m., Patrolman Robert Gleason said. She was at the dealership to get her car serviced, said Fire Chief Kevin Joyce. She did not suffer any injuries, authorities said. The woman’s car, a Mercedes S 550 sedan, hit the metal support pillars of the glass wall leading to the dealership’s showroom, causing the glass to shatter and the pillars to bend. An employee who answered the dealership’s phone number said that the dealership will operate on a normal schedule.  GREAT WALL Anthony Zurita is a breaking news reporter for NorthJersey.com. For unlimited access to all the major news happening in North Jersey, subscribe here. To get breaking news directly to your inbox, sign up for our newsletter. Covering our local communities takes time and resources. Readers...

Mercedes-Benz has been building the highly successful G-Class SUV since the late 1970s. Originally designed as a military SUV, the G-Class, aka the G Wagen, has earned a legion of followers over the years despite its devotion to off-road rather than outright luxury. The second-generation G-Class, revealed in 2017, successfully fixes those flaws but Mercedes also felt it was necessary to capitalize on this SUV’s success by developing a new, car-based crossover with similar styling. The GLB-Class was born and now Mercedes-AMG has unveiled its high-performance version. Meet the 2020 Mercedes-AMG GLB 35, a 306 horsepower, three-row SUV crossover with sedan underpinnings and its own unique personality. This miniature G-Wagen is aimed for those who desire power and performance with an SUV-ish attitude. Although it’s not anywhere near as capable as its big brother, the GLB 35 seems to be determined to leave its own mark on an emerging segment even Ford will soon enter: off-road crossovers with boxy styling. Mercedes always planned to use the platform that underpins both the A- Class and CLA-Class sedans to build SUVs. The GLB-Class features the boxy and semi-rugged look tha...