In a significant move towards advancing heavy-duty electric vehicle (EV) safety, Mercedes-Benz intentionally crashed its ...

To prove that, Mercedes-Benz crashed an eActros 600 truck on purpose, simulating a car ramming into one side of the electric ...

Mercedes-Benz has just become the world's first automaker which publicly conducted a crash test between two electric cars. An EQA and an EQS SUV collided head-on, each traveling at 35 mph. The German ...

Mercedes-Benz has announced the successful completion of crash testing for its all-electric eActros 600, confirming the truck’s robust safety credentials. I ...

A flash of light, a big bang, and it’s over. Two SUVs lie askew on a patch of concrete, a debris field scattered between them. They’ve just been in a head-on collision, the moment captured by ...

Vehicles are getting heavier. Between never-ending car bloat and fully electric vehicles making large, heavy battery packs the norm, the amount of mass traveling down the road at highway speeds can be ...

As the first car maker to do so publicly, Mercedes-Benz held a real-life crash test between two EVs head-on. Mercedes simulated a real-life scenario, sending an EQA model into an EQS SUV at speeds of ...

Crash tests of vehicles are a sure way of determining how safe they and the technologies they pack are in case of unwanted road events. These procedures not only help carmakers determine where and how ...

Mercedes-Benz conducted a crash test that goes beyond merely recording what happens to a car in a collision from a few exterior and interior angles, and has recorded through the car's sheet metal and ...