The AMG Hammer Is Back, At Least in Pixels

Ihn Lee reimagines the Mercedes AMG Hammer by combining the W124’s unmistakable proportions with contemporary details that echo the HWA EVO and Mercedes Benz Vision Iconic.

A Young Designer’s Take on a Future Mercedes Performance Car

Alberto Buggiotti’s Vision G-One is a personal concept that imagines a low, sharp-edged Mercedes built around performance proportions, clean surfacing and a distinctive lighting signature.

Mercedes-Benz Rethinks Car Construction to Make Repairs Easier and Ownership More Sustainable

Mercedes-Benz is changing how its cars are built, moving away from permanent adhesives toward repair-friendly fasteners. The shift aims to improve sustainability, reduce repair costs, and lower long-term ownership expenses.

Electric E-Class Concept Pays Tribute to Mercedes-Benz Design Icon Bruno Sacco

Vision-E is a fully electric Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupé concept by designer Mehran Cheraghi, inspired by the clean proportions and design logic of the Bruno Sacco era.

Mercedes-Benz Design Chief Gorden Wagener to Leave After Vision Iconic Concept Reveal

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that design chief Gorden Wagener will step down after nearly three decades with the brand, following the recent unveiling of the Vision Iconic concept that signals the company’s next phase of design direction.

A Bizarre Noise Regulation Is Behind Mercedes AMG’s Decision To Pause Four-Cylinder W206 Production — For Now

Mercedes AMG is preparing to wind down production of the four cylinder C63 plug in hybrid as noise regulations, emissions rules and limited market demand push the brand to reconsider its performance strategy for future models.

Nearly a Century Later: Why German Car Design Is Finally Slowing Down to Think Again

After years of over-styled EVs and melting silhouettes, German designers are rediscovering proportion, stance, and emotion. The lessons that shaped the 1930s are quietly steering the next decade of car design.

Mercedes-Benz Bets on 18 New Models to Close the Gap with BMW

Mercedes-Benz is preparing its most aggressive product rollout to date, unveiling 18 new models in 2026 across all segments. As BMW pushes ahead with its Neue Klasse EV platform, the stage is set for a decisive phase in the race for leadership in premium electric mobility.