The Latest Breaking News from Stuttgart

Mercedes-Benz is in the midst of renewing its compact car lineup. After the CLA sedan and CLA wagon debuted earlier this year, the GLB is next. The seven-seat crossover thankfully stays boxy like the GLK of yore, but everything else changes for the second generation. In keeping with Stuttgart’s latest…

Bo Henriksen and Mainz are now floundering at the foot of the Bundesliga after a humiliation in the Black Forest

In the late 19th century, Stuttgart was booming. The southern German city was famously the cradle of an emerging automobile sector and had already established itself as an industrial powerhouse and centre for toolmaking, mechanical engineering and textiles. Rail connections in the Baden-Württemberg region accelerated development, transported workers and spread…

Mercedes-Benz doesn’t just want to beat BMW in the US—it wants to dominate. The Stuttgart-based automaker aims to become the country’s top luxury brand within the next few years, targeting annual sales of 400,000 units, not including fleet deliveries.

Hat-trick against Dortmund showed striker’s instinct and invention as Sebastian Hoeness finds a solution yet again

Newcastle United will be praying for a quieter window than the summer presented

Real Madrid could turn to one of their own to improve their midfield in 2026.

Mercedes is in the midst of renewing its compact car lineup to fend off competition from BMW’s smallest models. While Munich hasn’t offered a seven-seater since discontinuing the 2 Series Gran Tourer a few years ago, Stuttgart still sees demand for a three-row vehicle in this class. Enter the second-generation…

Werder Bremen inflicted a seventh defeat in eight games on a club that has struggled to build an identity since 2009 title

There are plenty of bargains to be found when it comes to your next goalkeeper.

Vincent Kompany’s side continued their magnificent form to end opponents’ record-breaking away run