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After using customer units from McLaren and latterly Mercedes since its early Force India days in 2009, the Silverstone outfit is currently ramping its own transmission department ahead of 2026, when its new relationship with Honda obliges the team to create a bespoke gearbox.

Mercedes’ EQE 500 SUV: Impressive 550km range, 0-100kmph in 4.9s, luxe interiors, 10-yr battery warranty. Range Rover Velar: Minimalist design, 2.0L petrol/diesel engine, 184kW power, 11.4" touchscreen, Terrain Response.

The aim of the update was to reduce some of the losses being generated along the floor's length, which in-turn will have helped result in an uptick in performance too. 

Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV exudes luxury, has aerodynamic design, 300 kW powertrain, 408hp/858Nm torque, 0-100kmph in 4.9s, 10yr/2.5Lkm battery warranty, 465km range (WLPT), 56" hyperscreen, massage feature, driver assist, anti-collision, off-roading view, 'Hey Mercedes' feature. Luxury EV offers smooth, steady drive, but 'Hey Mercedes' needs work. EQS may be better option.…

Performance motoring is on the docket with a Japanese sports car, a swoopy EV from South Korea, and luxurious German muscle.

Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot self-driving system will debut later this year on its EQS sedans for certain freeways in California and Nevada.

This new tyre is the Pirelli P Zero E – an electric vehicle-only set of rubber specifically designed with “55% bio-based and recycled materials”. With a host of other improvements as well, I went to Spain to see what the tyre had to offer.

The Dutchman was announced on Wednesday as having returned to the all-electric championship with Mahindra on a multi-year deal after been sacked by the AlphaTauri F1 team earlier this year.

The German manufacturer has had a challenging 2023 campaign, with its W14 not having made the step forward that the squad anticipated.

The CEO says no other brand does more safety tests than Mercedes.

In the four races held since the summer break, Ferrari has passed Aston Martin for third place in the constructors’ championship, and cut the deficit to Mercedes in second from 56 points to 20, while Carlos Sainz became the first non-Red Bull winner of the season in Singapore.