LOS ANGELES—Mercedes-Benz has never shied away from new technology. Historically, the carmaker has been an early adopter and developer of systems such as antilock brakes, stability control, airbags, ...

Mercedes-Benz has become the first automaker to launch SAE Level 3 automated driving in the United States. After receiving ...

Mercedes-Benz said it will launch its Level 3 automated driving technology in the Western U.S. in the fourth quarter. To inform and empower current and future business leaders by providing the ...

Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot is a step on the way to the fully autonomous robotaxis that many companies are developing, but it is still just a step; we’re not there yet.

TechCrunch tested a Mercedes EQS equipped with its hands-off, eyes-off automated driving system on Los Angeles freeways.

It’s an interesting disposition in this new digital and automated vehicular mobility age. Since first receiving a learner’s ...

Offered on the electric EQS fastback and gas-powered S-Class sedan, Drive Pilot will initially launch in California and ...

Drive Pilot is the first publicly-available system to achieve Level 3 on the 5-level “autonomous vehicle” scale, allowing ...

First Class' will be introduced to select EQS and S-Class sedans later this year, enabling drivers to momentarily remove ...

The biggest difference is that, for U.S. customers, you first need to sit through a seven-minute video on how Drive Pilot works. It explains in detail when you can activate it, what it will look like ...

The 2024 Mercedes-Benz EQS sedan and S-class offer Drive Pilot, the first SAE Level 3 autonomous-driving system. When ...

Mercedes' Drive Pilot system allows the car to take control of driving functions under certain conditions, freeing the driver ...