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Vehicle highlights Mercedes stars: icons, legends and passion. The three-pointed star in a laurel wreath was created in 1925. This marks the birth of the Mercedes-Benz brand. Experience the most impressive vehicle highlights that have shaped the legendary brand up to now.
    1954 | Mercedes-Benz 300 SL "Gullwing" Born in motorsport: in 1952, Mercedes-Benz achieved great international success with the 300 SL race car (W 194). "SL" – the letters stand for "super light". Since 1954, the legendary SL has lived through series production vehicles, starting with the 300 SL "Gullwing". Every generation continues the unique tradition. Button
    1963 | Mercedes-Benz 600 "Large Mercedes" The presentation of the 600 at the Frankfurt International Motor Show Germany in September 1963 was a real sensation. Conceived as an exclusive representative vehicle for the highest demands, the new top-of-the-line model was equipped as standard with technical features that were unique and represented the state of the art at the time. Button
    1968 | Mercedes-Benz “Stroke Eight” The four-cylinder models 200 D to 220 were combined in the W 115 model series, while the two six-cylinder models 230 and 250 were assigned the W 114 model series designation. The "new generation” models after their release in 1968 are still commonly referred to as "Stroke 8 models". Button
    1972 | Mercedes-Benz S-Class 116 model series A completely newly developed generation of luxury class vehicles was presented to the public in September 1972. The first officially named "Mercedes-Benz S-Class" - internal designation W 116 - replaced the 108/109 series and initially comprised the 280 S, 280 SE and 350 SE models. Button
    1977 | Mercedes-Benz 123 model series estate With great diversity, in January 1976 the new mid-range generation (W 123) impressed customers who waited up to a year at first for their car due to the high demand. The saloon was followed in 1977 by the coupé, a saloon with a long wheelbase and with the first ever factory-built estate. Button
    1979 | Mercedes-Benz G-Class In February 1979, with the presentation of the Mercedes-Benz G models, a completely new terrain was unlocked. On the other hand, the new generation of off-road vehicles was designed on the one hand as an exclusive means of transportation with a leisure focus, but on the other hand also for the tough everyday use in the industrial or municipal field. Button
    1982 | Mercedes-Benz 190 E An event eagerly awaited by the public and the trade press was the presentation of the compact 190 and 190 E saloon models on 8 December 1982. The two models did not replace any previous models, but added a third main line to the traditional Mercedes-Benz passenger car range. The new model range was characterised by more compact dimensions, reduced weight and increased economy, without compromising on driving characteristics, safety and reliability. Button
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    Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart.

    Nine levels showcasing stunning vehicles and more than 1,500 exhibits across 16,500 square metres. Discover automotive and contemporary history dating back to 1886. From the world's first patented car to the hydrogen-powered vehicle from this millennium.

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    Mercedes-Benz World.

    In addition to Mercedes-Benz, the most valuable luxury automotive brand in the world (source: Interbrand study, 03.11.2022), Mercedes-AMG and Mercedes-Maybach also belong to the brand portfolio.

    Mercedes-Benz Classic combines the know-how and services of Mercedes-Benz in all aspects for vehicles bearing the three-pointed star.​

    Mercedes-AMG

    Welcome to the world of Mercedes-AMG. We believe in competition, ideas, peak performance, and superiority. The meeting point between engineering and a very special attitude. With this claim, we create automotive performance for the racetrack, and for the road.

    Experience Mercedes-AMG

    Mercedes-Maybach

    Mercedes-Maybach pairs Mercedes-Benz innovation with Maybach’s unique brand of luxury. Here, performance is paired with exclusivity. Traditional craftsmanship with modern digital technologies.​

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    Mercedes-Benz Classic

    Experience all the milestones of the Mercedes-Benz brand and enjoy exciting insights into the history of the inventor of the automobile.

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    Milestones Automobile History: Innovations & Highlights. The fascinating success story begins in 1886 with the inventions of Carl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler. The development of motors for land, water, and air was in full swing. The world's first automobile was followed by other inventions that decisively shaped the history of automotive development. Experience the milestones of Mercedes-Benz.
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       1886 | Benz patent motorcar The Benz patent motorcar is the world's first automobile. Carl Benz designed it in 1885 and filed for a patent on 29 January 1886 under the name "vehicle with gas engine operation". The patent number 37435, granted by the Imperial Patent Office in Berlin, is the birth certificate of the automobile. Button
      1900 | Mercedes 35 hp In 1900, on the initiative of Emil Jellinek, Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft developed a vehicle that deviated significantly from the carriage construction principle usually used up to then. Emil Jellinek initiated the development of a completely new automobile with a light, powerful engine, long wheelbase and low centre of gravity. According to Jellinek's then ten-year-old daughter, the new model to be developed first bore the name "Mercedes". Button
      1959 | Safety bodyshell with crumple zones: Mercedes-Benz "Fintail" (W 111) In 1959, Mercedes-Benz introduced an industry-leading innovation – the safety bodyshell. The concept of designer Béla Barényi: crumple zones at the front and rear and a strong passenger compartment in between. The first vehicle was the high-class saloon of the 111 model series, affectionately called the "fintail”. Button
      1978 | ABS anti-lock braking system in series production passenger cars: Mercedes-Benz S-Class (116 model series) An engineer's dream came true in 1978: Mercedes-Benz presented the anti-lock braking system in the S-Class of the 116 model series. Even when the brake is fully on, the vehicle remains manoeuvrable and hazardous areas can be bypassed. Further assistance systems could be built based on the ABS sensors. Button
      1981 | Airbag in series production passenger cars: Mercedes-Benz S-Class (126 model series) The world's first production vehicle with a driver's airbag and seat belt tensioner on the front passenger side was the Mercedes-Benz 126 model series S-Class in 1981. In the even of a crash, an airbag unfolds from the steering wheel within milliseconds and forms a padding between the driver and the wheel. It was to complement the seat belt. Today, there are numerous airbags in the entire vehicle. Button
      2002 | PRE-SAFE passenger protection system: Mercedes-Benz S-Class (220 model series) PRE-SAFE® is another milestone in Mercedes-Benz safety technology development. If the sensors detect an impending collision, the technology prepares the vehicle for impact. For example, it closes the sliding sunroof and side windows, sets the seat backrests to vertical and tightens the seat belts on the front seats as a precautionary measure. This increases the protective effect for the passengers. Button
      2013 | Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive Since 2013, numerous assistance systems have been bundled together under the name Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive. The clever combination of cameras, sensors and control units makes the vehicle an “intelligent” partner. The assistance systems and their ever increasing interconnectivity are pioneering – and a milestone on the road to autonomous and accident-free driving. Button
      2021 | First all-electric luxury saloon from Mercedes-Benz: EQS The EQS is the first fully electric luxury saloon from Mercedes-Benz and is the first model to be built with the modular architecture for luxury and upper-class electric vehicles. The MBUX Hyperscreen, a high-resolution user interface that extends over the entire width of the dashboard, is also celebrated as a world first in series production vehicles. Button
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