A small fleet of self-driving Mercedes-Benz Actros semi-trucks was recently deployed from Stuttgart, Germany, and are scheduled to conclude their 692 mile semi-autonomous trip to the Netherlands tomorrow.

Mercedes intends to start selling a “unique” and “emotional” electric vehicle with a 250-310 mile range, probably by 2018.

Mercedes is looking to dive feet first into the on-demand limousine business. One wrinkle though, the chauffeurs won’t actually have any feet.

Why slum it when you could pick up this classic 1965 Mercedes-Benz 220SEb for the price of a used Honda Civic?

Thomas Weber, head of R&D at Mercedes-Benz, is pumped about the Formula 1 hybrid engine’s tech transfer, regardless of what F1’s chief exec, Bernie Ecclestone, thinks.

We’ve got a few more juicy rumors about Mercedes’s plans to add a Maybach SUV into the mix.

I’m not sure where this is, or who owns it, but this has to be one of the largest collections of rare and classic Mercedes cars in the world. See it for yourself after the jump.