Innovation at Mercedes-Benz | Mercedes-Benz Group

Above and beyond the legal requirements: An EQA and an EQS SUV collided head-on with a 50 percent overlap in a real-life accident scenario, each travelling at 56 km/h.

Safety.

Mercedes-Benz is inventor of modern vehicle safety – and remains a pioneer in the field to this day.

Safety Overview

From scrap tyres to door handles.

To take a circular approach to used car tyres, Mercedes-Benz relies on chemical recycling.

Charging.

From electric vehicles, through wall boxes and charging services - overview about charging infrastructure at Mercedes-Benz.

Charging infrastructure overview

Engines.

We aim at an efficient future mobility - with fuel-saving and clean engines as well as low total costs of ownership.

Engines overview

Artificial intelligence is a key issue for Mercedes-Benz.

Digitalization.

Our objective is clear: We intend to continue to be a leading vehicle manufacturer while developing into a leading provider of mobility services.

Digitalization overview

Partnerships.

For many years, Mercedes-Benz has been investing in fields of mobility that go beyond the vehicle itself.

Partnerships overview

Product Innovation.

Our pioneers transform innovations into applications, develop them to the series production stage, and thus safeguard the pioneering role played by Mercedes-Benz products.

Product innovation overview

News.

Innovations & Future Technologies 2024: In-Drive Brake

The vehicle as an electricity generator.

Pioneering spirit has been part of Mercedes-Benz DNA for almost 140 years.

Vision of urban futures.

Cities drive technical and social innovations.

Efficiency is the key to everything.

The new MMA model unites efficiency and sustainability with versatile electric and hybrid options.

Design meets efficiency.

In a first drive, Mercedes Benz CEO Ola Källenius gives detailed insights into the next-generation CLA at the Mercedes-Benz test facility in Immendingen. The upcoming CLA is due to premiere in 2025.

Interview with CIO Katrin Lehmann.

In this interview, Katrin Lehmann, Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Mercedes-Benz, talks about current and upcoming challenges for the company's IT infrastructure.

Read the interview

Mercedes-Benz introduced the Hybrid III 5th Percentile Female dummy even before it was officially required by law.

Female crash test dummies.

120 dummies in 21 different versions undergo up to 900 crash tests each year.

Diesel.

Information on Diesel engines and emissions.

Diesel overview

Smart production in the networked factory.

Intelligently networked human beings, machines and industrial processes.

Industry 4.0 overview

Innovation at Mercedes-Benz.