Mercedes-Benz Wants to Have Its Own Brand of EVs

The parent of Mercedes-Benz, Smart and other car and truck producers, Daimler AG, wants to develop a new fully-electric brand name. All these is because the coming-soonMercedes EVs.

The automaker’s marketing and sales chief in Great Britain stated that Mercedes could create an eco-friendly sub-brand to compete the i EV division at BMW.

According to Handelsblatt, the EV brand’s launch will happen this September in Paris. The automaker is going yo present a SUV offering that was originated on the current GLC version.

The GLC electric crossover SUV is only the beginning. The producer wants to introduce 4 battery EVs until 2020. All of them will feature a driving range of 325 miles.

The automaker from Germany has never manufactured an EV from scratch.

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