Car2go, a car sharing company owned by Daimler, is launching additional U.S. operations before the end of the year. Already operating in Europe and Vancoucer, Canada, Car2go will be made available in San Diego, which is positioning itself as the U.S.’s EV capital. The service will make available 300 electric Smart cars after an apparently
By: MBWorld.org Editors | July 15, 2011
By: IBxAnders | July 6, 2011
People love adding their own personalized touch on the things they own–from custom laptop and phone skins to the stickers and posters on their bedroom walls, it’s all about self-expression. Now, prospective smart fortwo owners will also get that degree of customization thanks to the smart foryou program that should help make that already-unique car
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 23, 2011
While the Geneva Auto Show is definitely an incredible showcase of upcoming stock vehicles, it also offers exposure for a wide range of aftermarket manufacturers, developers, and tuners. One such tuner is Brabus, which has just released a couple of images teasing what’s in store once the Geneva Show starts. The new Brabus Mercedes-Benz SLS,
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 22, 2011
Mercedes-Benz USA and Penske Automotive Group, the world’s second largest automotive dealer, are currently negotiating an agreement that would move the distribution, sales and marketing smart USA to MB USA. This agreement is expected to be completed by the time the second quarter of 2011 ends. The move is in line with the smart brand’s
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 15, 2011
With the New Year comes reports that Mercedes-Benz has trademarked a design for a smart roadster. The two-seat runabout is unmistakably a smart design and the drawings show a remarkably appealing vehicle that looks to be a hit if it is produced. Topless roadsters always evoke images of fun and spirited driving but of course,
By: MBWorld.org Editors | January 5, 2011
The venerable Smart fortwo electric drive has been named as among the first 9 electric vehicles to be eligible for up to £5,000 in subsidy starting January 1 next year, as part of a government-backed bid to support the adoption of electric vehicles and electric technology that will help reduce the harmful emissions contributed by
By: MBWorld.org Editors | December 16, 2010
