Latest Mercedes-Benz News

After a promising June, the premium brands struggled during the month of July – though there were a handful of exceptions.

Mercedes-Benz is out and about testing the new C53 AMG, which is expected to be powered by a four-cylinder engine instead of the current turbocharged V6.

Aussie-first wheel alignment technology, no Mazda 3 turbo for Australia and phone detection cameras. Catch up on all the latest car news.

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has an impressive history of being the first car to feature new technologies. We take a look back at a few of the highlights, as well as one or two which actually made their debut elsewhere.

Vehicles across the C-Class, CLS, E-Class and GLC lines could be fitted with improperly manufactured seatbelt buckles, posing a safety hazard.

Potentially faulty weld seams in the rear bumper could prove hazardous if the vehicle needs to be towed, according to Mercedes-Benz.

The S-Class has always been a technology showcase for Mercedes-Benz, and the 2021 model promises to be no different. It debuts a rear-seat airbag, among other safety features.

The three-pointed star is planning an all-new compact people mover based on the next Citan, set to take on the likes of the Volkswagen Caddy Life.

The new-generation Mercedes-Benz GLA is due to arrive from August, with pricing and standard equipment up across the range.

Mercedes-Benz's all-electric EQ family continues to grow, with spy photographers snapping a new SUV that'll slot in above the EQC.

Mercedes-Benz will join Honda in moving to an "agency" sales model in Australia, with fixed pricing and centrally-managed sales.

The all-new GLE Coupe range is available to order now, priced from $137,000. Deliveries are scheduled to commence from September.

Mercedes-Benz’s all-electric flagship, set for launch next year, promises to beat Tesla and everyone else with 700km of electric range.

"Hecho en Mexico", no más! Mercedes-Benz is moving A-Class Sedan to Germany as its new GLB promises to be a hotter seller.

Wondering if you'd be able to do most of your driving on electric power in a plug-in hybrid? There's an app for that.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has been recalled to fix a rubbing brake line, which could eventually cause brake failure.