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If Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche's dream comes true, Mercedes-Benz is on course to become the world’s leading premium car maker both in sales as well as in profits. As Automotive News reports, Zetsche sent a letter to the firm's employees admitting that chief competitors Audi and BMW are growing faster than Mercedes.
- Investors Value Mercedes-benz Cars At Less Than Half Compared To Arch-rival Bmw
It’s been more than a year since Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche vowed that Mercedes-Benz would reclaim the number one place in the premium segment from BMW by the end of the decade. He even sent a letter to his employees, saying that the company “should...
- Mercedes-benz Officially Confirms A-class-based Compact Suv
The Audi Q3 and BMW X1 will soon have a rival from Stuttgart in the premium compact crossover segment as Mercedes-Benz officially confirmed the development of an A-Class-based SUV. Daimler Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche made the announcement during...
- Mercedes-benz Outlines Future Plans, Says Next S-class With Have Six Derivatives
After posting new records for vehicle sales, revenue and earnings in 2011 and with 2012 off to a good start as the company is expected to report its best sales ever in a first quarter, Mercedes-Benz has every reason to be optimistic about the future,...
- Mercedes-benz To Build Second North American Plant In The U.s. Or Mexico
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche has made it clear that he wants Mercedes-Benz to become the number one premium manufacturer in the world, a title that for the time being belongs to its arch-rival BMW. Last year, Mercedes sold 1.36 million units, around 300,000...
- Mercedes Confirms Production Version Of Sls Amg E-cell All-electric Supercar At Detroit Motor Show
Mercedes-Benz showcased its SLS AMG E-Cell concept car at the Detroit Motor Show, however, the big news wasn't the presentation of the all-electric supercar but the announcement that it will enter production within the next couple of years. "The...
Cars
Mercedes-Benz Wants to Take Top Spot from BMW in the Premium Segment
If Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche's dream comes true, Mercedes-Benz is on course to become the world’s leading premium car maker both in sales as well as in profits. As Automotive News reports, Zetsche sent a letter to the firm's employees admitting that chief competitors Audi and BMW are growing faster than Mercedes.
"Some of our competitors are now growing faster and more profitably than we are. Granted, those are just snapshots in time and should not be overestimated. After all, many of our best new products are yet to come" Zetsche wrote in the letter.
Read more »- Investors Value Mercedes-benz Cars At Less Than Half Compared To Arch-rival Bmw
It’s been more than a year since Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche vowed that Mercedes-Benz would reclaim the number one place in the premium segment from BMW by the end of the decade. He even sent a letter to his employees, saying that the company “should...
- Mercedes-benz Officially Confirms A-class-based Compact Suv
The Audi Q3 and BMW X1 will soon have a rival from Stuttgart in the premium compact crossover segment as Mercedes-Benz officially confirmed the development of an A-Class-based SUV. Daimler Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche made the announcement during...
- Mercedes-benz Outlines Future Plans, Says Next S-class With Have Six Derivatives
After posting new records for vehicle sales, revenue and earnings in 2011 and with 2012 off to a good start as the company is expected to report its best sales ever in a first quarter, Mercedes-Benz has every reason to be optimistic about the future,...
- Mercedes-benz To Build Second North American Plant In The U.s. Or Mexico
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche has made it clear that he wants Mercedes-Benz to become the number one premium manufacturer in the world, a title that for the time being belongs to its arch-rival BMW. Last year, Mercedes sold 1.36 million units, around 300,000...
- Mercedes Confirms Production Version Of Sls Amg E-cell All-electric Supercar At Detroit Motor Show
Mercedes-Benz showcased its SLS AMG E-Cell concept car at the Detroit Motor Show, however, the big news wasn't the presentation of the all-electric supercar but the announcement that it will enter production within the next couple of years. "The...