BMW and Mercedes-Benz to Put Autonomous Partnership on Hold
Both BMW and Mercedes-Benz partnered for autonomous technology development but have now put that project on hold.
Both BMW and Mercedes-Benz partnered for autonomous technology development but have now put that project on hold.
Mercedes-Benz and Tesla have ramped up their online presence in the last few weeks, trying to make up for the lack of car sales.
The sales race in the premium segment is heating up as we're getting closer to the end of 2019. The two German giants battling it out for the crown
On the eve of this year's Halloween, BMW hints at the fact that the Mercedes-AMG E53 dresses up in its secret superhero - the BMW M5.
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Lexus won the sales battle last month, beating both BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the process. The battle in the luxury segment in the US is heating up
BMW announced it will collaborate with arch-rival Daimler and now with Audi to develop autonomous technologies for the future
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To bid farewell to Mercedes-Benz CEO Dieter Zetsche, known as Dr. Z, BMW released a video congratulating him on his retirement.
According to a report by the Süddeutsche Zeitung, discussions are currently taking place between the two car manufacturers in regards to joint platforms for vehicles from BMW and Mercedes
BMW and Mercedes-Benz are only separated by about 4,000 units in the United States, in terms of overall sales.