Mercedes electric car travels to four countries in one charge

Mercedes-Benz's concept electric car has traveled more than a thousand kilometers, traveling four countries on one charge. Mercedes-Benz's concept electric car has traveled more than a thousand kilometers, traveling four countries on one charge. The world's best-performing electric car, the Mercedes Vision EQX, began its journey in the German city of Sڈndelfengen and completed its journey to the southern French city of Cassis, passing through Switzerland and Italy. During the
trip, the car also traversed the actual traffic conditions of the cities, speeds of up to 140 kilometers per hour on motorways, and part of the Swiss mountain range Alps. Marcus Schaefer, chief technology officer at German carmaker Mercedes-Benz Group AG, said: "Vision EQX is the result of a comprehensive program that provides a blueprint for the future of automotive engineering," he said. We will continue to explore its potential. The journey was completed in a single day during which the car covered a total distance of 1,008 km and even after reaching the destination, its battery remained 15% charged. The Vision EQXX is currently a concept car and therefore not commercially available, but the company hopes to provide a blueprint for future
vehicles with some advanced features already in production. Have been added. The car also includes a fixed solar roof with 117 solar cells that charge a 12-volt battery and power electronics systems such as
in-vehicle navigation systems. This solar system prevents the main battery from being lost and increases the range of the vehicle by about 2%. It reinforces our strategic goal of leading the way. The
Mercedes car's more than 1,000-kilometer journey is close to the world record for other electric vehicles traveling on everyday roads, but it is less than Tesla's 'Model S', powered by a 'proof of concept' battery. One charge covered a distance of 1200 km. Mercedes' success was not only more than double the range of Tesla's standard vehicles, but also more than the maximum range of any large-scale petrol-powered vehicle.