Mercedes-Benz

Revised its electrification targets, delaying the goal of having 50% of sales be electrified vehicles to 2030.

Competing in the 2024 ZEVAS with multiple electric sedan models including the AMG EQE, EQS 450, AMG EQS, and EQE 350.

Developed prototypes of hydrogen-powered vehicles as part of the WaVe project.

Brand under Daimler Truck producing the GenH2 hydrogen fuel cell trucks being tested.

Automotive manufacturer that developed the GenH2 truck prototype, which completed a demonstration run from Woerth am Rhein to Berlin on a single tank of liquid hydrogen fuel.

Signed an agreement with the Canadian government to acquire raw materials for EV batteries to be manufactured in the US, driven by the Inflation Reduction Act.

Mentioned as a brand that offers high-tech luxuries in new cars.

Mercedes-Benz is mentioned as a luxury car rival that has phased out its pursuit of hydrogen vehicles.

Mercedes-Benz Group is an automaker with a stake in H2 vehicles, and is mentioned as expecting H2 vehicles to take off by 2028.

Had been looking into H2 through its GLC SUV but ceased production to focus on battery electric cars.

Mercedes has decided to no longer pursue hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

Mercedes is partnering with INEOS on an initiative to develop hydrogen fuel technology for Formula 1. They possess existing technologies applicable to heavy trucks that could be leveraged for hydrogen applications.

Major automotive manufacturer building hydrogen vehicles; cited as an example of industry adoption.

Mercedes-Benz has ceased its fuel cell development for passenger cars, shifting its focus to commercial trucks through its parent company, Daimler AG.

Mercedes-Benz, a brand under Daimler, had a development program for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles that was shut down.

Mercedes-Benz Fuel Cell will build the fuel cell modules to be used in the emergency power plant for Rolls-Royce's data center in Friedrichshafen as part of the pilot project.

Mercedes-Benz innovation team Lab1886 is partnering with Rolls-Royce on a fuel cell pilot project. They will provide fuel cell modules built by Mercedes-Benz Fuel Cell for the project.

Manufacturer of the GLC F-CELL plug-in hybrid vehicle, which features a new, compact fuel cell system.

Mercedes Benz is mentioned as having produced an updated GLC F Cell hydrogen fuel plug-in hybrid, indicating their involvement in hydrogen vehicle technology.

BMW's rival that has already released the GLC Fuel Cell, highlighting BMW's lag in hydrogen vehicle commercialization.

Mercedes-Benz is listed as one of the automakers dedicated to producing hydrogen fuel vehicles for markets around the world, indicating their commitment to the technology.

Mercedes is listed as one of Plug Power's existing clients, indicating their use of Plug Power's hydrogen-powered logistics and material handling vehicles.

Daimler subsidiary offering rental services for the Mercedes GLC F-CELL through Premium Car Rental service.

German automaker presenting a fuel cell van concept based on its bestselling Sprinter van platform. The company is expanding its clean transportation portfolio with hydrogen and battery-electric vehicles.

German luxury automaker developing advanced fuel cell vehicles, specifically the GLC F-Cell hydrogen-powered SUV with proprietary fuel cell technology.