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New Electric Mercedes C-Class, E-Class, Steer-By-Wire Mark Turnaround Plan

Mercedes · Stuttgart

New Electric Mercedes C-Class, E-Class, Steer-By-Wire Mark Turnaround Plan

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Mercedes aims to rebound from a tough 2024 with more tech and electrification—but also a renewed focus onSee the Story

Mercedes-Benz Just Confirmed It’s Making a Smaller G-Wagen

Mercedes-Benz · Stuttgart

Mercedes-Benz Just Confirmed It’s Making a Smaller G-Wagen

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that a smaller version of the G-Class SUV is on the way. The company will also use one design language for all models.See the Story

Baden-Württemberg-Dull: VfB vs. Hoffenheim: From Küsschen, shoe throws and icy cold

Bundesliga · Stuttgart

Baden-Württemberg-Dull: VfB vs. Hoffenheim: From Küsschen, shoe throws and icy cold

On Sunday (19:30 a.m.) there will be the Baden-Wuerttemberg duel between TSG Hoffenheim and VfB Stuttgart. It is the 30th duel of the two rivals in the Bundesliga. In the past few years there has been a lot of entertaining talk.See the Story

Mercedes · Stuttgart

Mercedes-Benz C-Class, S-Class and GLC EVs won't look like science experiments

Mercedes-Benz won't make its upcoming electric vehicles look radically different from its combustion-powered counterparts.See the Story

Stock Markets · Stuttgart

Mercedes Is Keeping the V-8 and V-12 Engines

Mercedes has pledged its long-term commitment to large-displacement engines, deciding to keep the V-8 and V-12 despite the downsizing trend.See the Story

War · Stuttgart

He Fled the Nazis Before the War. He Came Back to Put His Country on Trial.

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On a gray wintry day in December 1970, Willy Brandt, the first postwar Social Democratic chancellor of West Germany, fell to his knees at a Warsaw monument to the Jews who had fought there against the Nazis. His gesture has come to exemplify what the Germans resonantly call Vergangenheitsbewältigung, the striving to cope with the past. For all the shortcomings in this nationwide effort, most Germans today set an example of remorse that shames Tu…See the Story

Mercedes · Stuttgart

How Russell aims to lead a Mercedes revival as its team leader

Stuttgart, Germany · Stuttgart

Even at the age of 85, Jost can't let go of his dream job: Fruit merchant at the Stuttgart wholesale market

At the age of 85 Jost is the oldest trader on the Stuttgart wholesale market. His passion for the fruit trade is placed in the cradle, because his grandfather and his father were already trading fruit.See the Story

Valtteri Bottas · Stuttgart

Valtteri Bottas reveals extent of Mercedes involvement after reserve deal

Valtteri Bottas has confirmed he will be attending every race in the F1 2025 season in his capacity as third driver for Mercedes.See the Story

Libra · Stuttgart

Altin Zogaj and Alexander Rigas are ready for the European Championship

Boxing: Z-Boxing, Libra, Stuttgart, 21.02.2025WBA-Continental-Europe: Altin Zogaj (GER) – Alexander Rigas (GER)© Torsten Helmke Before the duel for the WBA European Championship in Stuttgart, the obligatory weighing took place – both men are in the best form. Although much is reported about tomorrow's Riyadh event, an exciting national event is also imminent. Altin Zogaj is hosting the second time in the Scharrena in Stuttgart. More than 2,000 s…See the Story

Stuttgart, Germany · Stuttgart

Bundestag election: "Problem is when people split first and second votes under false assumptions

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German electoral law is complex, and the recent reform does not make it easier. Political scientist Thomas Gschwend explains why some voters vote under false assumptions – and in which cases it makes strategic sense to divide their two votes between different parties.See the Story

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