The Latest Breaking News from MercedesBenz

The Aug. 1 blaze in Incheon started in a Mercedes-Benz electric vehicle and injured 23 people, took eight hours to extinguish and damaged or destroyed 140 cars.

Romanian authorities impound luxury vehicles of Andrew Tate amid human trafficking accusations. Legal proceedings ongoing.

Ever popular for their distinctive shapes and liveries, which made them instantly identifiable, three-litre F1 cars of the 1960s to mid-1980s remind racegoers of the age in which engines made by Cosworth in Northampton scored the lion’s share of wins against stout opposition from Ferrari, Matra, Alfa Romeo and BRM.

Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Subaru lead the pack in their segments.

South Korea has had some high-profile EV fires lately—it's led to a public panic over battery-powered cars and now driving used EV prices into the ground.

The Korean automaking giant is launching free inspections, disclosing its battery sourcing and adding software updates after a fire.

It's been a class leader for almost seven decades and Mercedes-Benz's E-Class remains a force to be reckoned with.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is selling some incredibly important cars in the coming months. Most valuable is this ex-Moss and Fangio Mercedes.

The UAW should be worried about the German automaker's cool toy.