It’s not a Toyota, Nissan, or a Honda, but this new mini EV is already a sensation. The mibot mini EV costs just ¥1 million ...

Mercedes-AMG head Michael Schiebe told Car and Driver that the new AMG.EA cars must retain their wild side and the V8 will ...

The hybrid SUV can hit 60 mph in 3.4 seconds and has a top speed of 171, even without the traditional V-8 powerplant.

In an era when performance vehicle curb weights that start with a “5” are becoming alarmingly commonplace, the Lotus Emira presents itself as a refreshing throwback. Although elements of its chassis ...

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While Mercedes ... thought about electric cars." Despite plans for AMG-specific EVs, Schiebe also reiterated that the V-8 engine will live on. "We have just launched the GT [coupe] last year ...

This mini car is considerably cheaper than the $100,000 AMGs that Mercedes-Benz sells. Moreover, it is a Walmart bestseller with over 1,800 five-star ratings from shoppers who say their kids ...

CAR’s vision of how the electric Mercedes-AMG GT four-door will look, illustrated by Lars Sältzer YASA is ready to provide many different combinations of e-motors, but we understand AMG will at ...

Such is the case with today's car, the (deep breath) Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E ... When you first start the AMG GT 63 S, it defaults to electric mode, as long as the battery has some charge in ...

The Mercedes-AMG GT, however, is a different beast. With its muscular stance, aggressive lines, and a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 under the bonnet, it feels more like a sports car dressed up ...

Mercedes-AMG teases its second bespoke EV, a sporty-looking full-size electric SUV. The AMG electric SUV will debut in 2026 after the fastback model. Its power level will reportedly exceed 1,000 ...

Mercedes-AMG is building a big car using lots of electricity and likely a fair few spells. That shady teaser pic above previews AMG’s first ever SUV. An electric SUV. ‘But wait,’ you cry ...