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Mercedes-Benz completes its all-electric van portfolio. With today's sales release for the EQT small vans (combined power consumption (WLTP): 18.99 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined WLTP): 0 g/km)[1] and eCitan, one battery-electric vehicle is available from each series of Mercedes-Benz Vans. Mercedes‑Benz has thus set an important example for the locally CO₂-emission-free transport of the future and reached another important milestone. The new EQT from Mercedes-EQ offers families and leisure-active people an attractive entry into the all-electric world of the brand with the three-pointed star. The electric small van can now be ordered in its compact length. Among other things, the van is equipped with a 90 kW electric motor, two...

Mercedes-Benz Vans sets another example for locally CO2-emission-free transport: following the model series in the medium and large van segments, the vehicles in the compact van class will soon also be available to order as all-electric variants. In the commercial van segment, the eCitan is being launched as a Panel Van with a choice of two lengths: the 4498 mm compact version and the 4922 mm long version. As a Tourer (combined power consumption: 19.16 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g/km[1]) for commercial passenger transport, it will initially be available as a "compact" version, with the long version appearing at a slightly later date. Depending on the model, the operating range is between 280 and 284 kilometres1 according to...

The new EQT scores with variability and high-quality equipment Suitable for everyday use thanks to a modern electric motor and flexible charging options Mercedes-Benz Vans has firmly anchored its leadership aspirations for electric mobility in its strategy, and is systematically electrifying all model series. This includes a range of sector-specific electric mobility solutions – also in the small van segment. The EQT by Mercedes-EQ (combined power consumption (WLTP): 18.99 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions (WLTP): 0 g/km)[1] as a small van combines the variability and high-quality equipment level of the T-Class – its conventionally powered sister model – with the advantages of all-electric drive. The new EQT from Mercedes-EQ offers...

The new Mercedes‑Benz T‑Class is available for order with immediate effect. The premium small van for families and active leisure enthusiasts is initially available as a five-seater variant. A long-wheelbase version with up to seven seats will be launched at a later date. The T-Class will be delivered to the first markets in July. Prices start at 29,314.46 euros[1] for the T 160 with 75 kW (102 hp) (combined fuel consumption in accordance with WLTP: 6,7 – 7,2 l/100 km, combined CO2 emissions: 153 – 162 g/km)[2] petrol engine and manual transmission in standard equipment. With the new T‑Class, Mercedes‑Benz is bringing comfort to the growing private small van segment whilst also offering all those who need lots of space an entry route...

Van life is booming. Over the past years, Mercedes-Benz Vans has successfully established itself in all motorhome categories with its base vehicles, and with the new Citan, which has been available to order since mid-September, the brand with the three-pointed star has laid the foundation for further growth. The new Citan allows Mercedes-Benz Vans to make the most of the versatile possibilities in the increasingly popular micro-camper conversions sector. This will be demonstrated shortly by SORTIMO Switzerland at the Suisse Caravan Salon in Bern, starting on 28 October. SORTIMO Switzerland will be presenting the new Citan with a roof tent and a multifunction box equipped with a kitchen and bed unit at the Mercedes-Benz exhibition stand...

IN SERIES, PLEASE: FIRST PICTURES OF THE CONCEPT EQT! With the Concept EQT, Mercedes-Benz Vans is already showing a concrete outlook on its first premium vehicle for family and leisure-oriented private customers in the small van segment: the T-Class and its fully electric variant. And one thing in advance: the near-series concept vehicle could well have been brought to the customer as a series model - only the gearshift lever in the interior could have been solved better. Concept EQT with typical EQ front The Concept EQT that has now been presented is immediately recognizable as a member of the Mercedes-EQ family. Balanced proportions and sensual surface design characterize the design. Muscular shoulders and pronounced wheel arches...

Mercedes-Benz Vans is unveiling the new Concept EQT in an extensive Media Special on the Mercedes me media platform on Monday, 10 May 2021 at 11.00 a.m. (CEST). This concept vehicle is the forerunner to the new T-Class in the small-van segment. In keeping with the "Electric first" strategy, the battery-electric version is first out of the starting blocks in the concept vehicle. Additional information, entire press article(s), directly from its original source: Daimler AG