The Mercedes EV Disaster...What Happened?

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- The Mercedes-Benz EQS was meant to be the Tesla killer.
- The interior looked very luxurious with beautiful stitching patterns and elegant wood.
- The interior had gimmicks like the Hyperscreen, which appears to be a 56-inch display but is actually three smaller displays under the same piece of glass.
- The RGB LED lighting in the interior may have been a bit over the top.
- The EQS sedan was considered ugly.
- Mercedes focused on aerodynamics, and design appeal was thrown out the window.
- Fuel efficiency is probably the last thing people spending over $100,000 on a luxury sedan care about.
- EQS sales have been terrible.
- In 2022, only 23,400 EQS sedans were sold, and in 2023, this dropped substantially to 14,100.
- Used EQS cars can be found for less than $50,000.
- Spending less than a Toyota Camry for an S-Class was the biggest flop of recent times for Mercedes.
- The struggle to transition to electric has left the company stagnant.
- Revenue is at the same place it was 10 years ago.
- Mercedes stock hasn't done anything in the past seven years.
- The transition to electric is tarnishing the Mercedes name with plain ugly vehicles.
- Mercedes is completely ditching the EQ lineup.
- The EV voyage can be traced back to the retirement of Dieter Zetsche.
- Mercedes had an insane amount of pressure to compete with Tesla.
- EV companies are not only electrifying vehicles but also modernizing vehicles.
- The 2025 Mercedes-Benz G580 has EQ Technology.
- They are trying to keep secret that they are dropping the EQ lineage and have the super streamline styling as quiet as possible.