in Lordstown, Ohio, in 2022, and then planned in Spring Hill, Tennessee, and Lansing, Michigan in 2024. The fourth plant, in New Carlisle, Indiana, is scheduled to start operation in 2027 in partnership with Samsung. Currently, in North America, the company is producing the Lyriq, Hummer EV (Pickup/SUV), Blazer EV, and commercial vehicle BrightDrop, all equipped with Ultium technology*, and will continue with the launch of the Cadillac Escalade I...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2024/10/18

e production in Spartanburg Procurement CATL Debrecen Plant(Hungary) 2026 - 4695 cylindrical type, plant 20GWh Procurement EVE Energy Debrecen Plant(Hungary) 2026 - 4695 cylindrical type, for Ifactory, plant 20GWh Mercedes-Benz Procurement CATL Arnstadt Plant(Germany) 2022 - German production EQE, EQS Procurement CATL Budapest Plant(Hungary) 2022 - Hungary production EQB Procurement Farasis Energy China 2022 German production EQA, EQE...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2023/11/01

ompany plans to offer an electric version of every model in its portfolio from 2025 onwards as follows: Electrified ICE powertrains Core Luxury Powertrain flexible architecture EQC, EQV, EQA, EQB, EQT Dedicated EV platforms Top End Luxury Dedicated large electric platform (EVA) EQS, AMG EQS¹, EQE, EQE SUV, AMG EQE², EQS SUV, EQS SUV Maybach, Electric G-Class Entry Luxury Dedicated compact electric first platform (MMA)³ 4 models planned ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2023/06/13

ure with a steel upper section and aluminum lower section. The architecture includes three electric platforms, the BE21, BE22, and BE11, with wheelbases ranging from 2500 to 3150 mm and overall lengths from 4000 to 5200 mm, to meet the needs of the A0-C segments and models such as sedans, MPVs, and SUVs. Drive systems include front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive. The platform earned a 5-star rating in the 2021 version of the ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2022/11/17

e company will invest approximately JPY 8 trillion yen in research and development (including approximately JPY 5 trillion yen in the areas of electrification and software) over the next 10 years. In terms of vehicle development, the company plans to launch two models in North America (including an SUV jointly with GM) in 2024, 10 models in China by 2027, and a mini commercial vehicle in Japan in 2024. Honda plans to procure batteries stably by r...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2022/11/11

strategic direction Source: "THE SOUL of MERCEDES-BENZ (May 19, 2022)" by the Mercedes-Benz Group.   Targets for major EV model launches and electrification stages from 2021 to 2030   Mercedes-Benz introduced four BEV models in 2021. In 2022, the company will introduce new BEVs such as the EQS SUV, EQE SUV and the and Electrified T-Class (small minivan), with eight EV models being produced at seven plants on three continents.   Mercedes-Ben...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2022/09/08

ear-axle steering and advanced ADAS features. In addition, the EQE offers much space inside, following other luxury models of the brand.   The EQE can reach up to 660 km or range with only one charge. It is also able to reach 250 km of range with a charge of only 15 minutes.   In the near future, SUV versions of "EQS" and "EQE" are also planned to be introduced. Frontal view of the EQE Rear view of the EQE, integrating the lights in a ha...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2021/09/29

ion to lead the industry in electric drive and in-vehicle software in its new strategy unveiled in October 2020.   According to its electrification strategy, Mercedes-Benz plans to launch six EQ sub-brand EV models by 2022. Following the EQC which had been already released, the EQA and EQB compact SUVs were launched. In 2021, its new large-car Electric Vehicle Architecture platform is scheduled to be introduced and used by the EQS large sedan, E...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2021/07/09

et of 1 million vehicles in China. * By 2025, VW plans to release 20 or more imported and Chinese-made PHVs and EVs. * By 2019, VW will focus on developing new energy vehicles based on the MQB platform. The OEM will release a variety of vehicle types, such as sedans, hatchbacks, notchbacks, and SUVs.* From 2020, vehicles from the I.D. family, based on the MEB EV exclusive platform, will be released sequentially. EV/PHV model predictions ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2017/11/28