Flagship models with electrified V8 engine now available to order: Sales launch for new Mercedes-AMG Performance SUVs
The new Mercedes-AMG Performance SUVs based on the GLE and GLS are now available to order.
On informal terms with MBUX, plus other new functions
In these countries and regions, MBUX will soon be addressing the customer in the familiar form of the language rather than the more formal one.
Evolution – in theory and in practice: Thirty years ago, the Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II débuted
Compact sports car: The 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II with 173 kW (235 hp) changed the public’s view of the “Baby Benz”.
Motorsports history of Mercedes-Benz – Newsletter 2/2020
The reason is that Mayländer does not participate in the race for victory in a racing car, but drives the official Formula One safety car to ensure the safety of the racing drivers.
Daimler postpones Annual Shareholders’ Meeting
This will inevitably lead to a corresponding postponement of the resolution on the allocation of profit and of the dividend payment.
The ladies’ hat: How to brave the wind and still look good
There was a separate profession for making ladies’ hats: the milliner.
Daimler AG takes further measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
By taking this action, the company is following the recommendations of international, national and local authorities.
Talking to your children about coronavirus: Let them know you’re listening, remind them you care
As many adults are overwhelmed and anxious about the coronavirus pandemic, the United Nations shined a light on how children may be feeling and urged parents to have open, supportive discussions to help them cope.
Coronavirus update: humanitarian work must continue, ‘no exceptions’ for bold action in Europe, ensure sufficient medicine stocks
UN humanitarian agency issues reminder that millions need humanitarian aid, WHO Europe wants countries to take “bold steps” to stop coronavirus, and a UN-backed narcotics body calls for sufficient stocks of medicine to be maintained.
COVID-19: Agencies temporarily suspend refugee resettlement travel
A “vital lifeline” for vulnerable families forced to flee their homelands has fallen victim to the COVID-19 pandemic as two UN agencies announced on Tuesday that they are temporarily suspending resettlement travel for refugees.