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- A series: small three-door & five-door front-drive hatchback series.
- Four-door RV-Short Axis, Long Axis (China Version)
- B series: A small five-door front-drive sedan frame RV series, which also has a fully electric version and a fuel cell version.
- C series: small administrative car series, this car series also has a petrol version and a plug-in version, which can be divided into:
- Four-door RV-Short Axis, Long Axis (China Version)
- Two-door four-seater coupe-hard top (called CLC series from 2008 to 2011), soft top (convertible)
- Five-door travel
- CL series: refer to the limited edition models of the SL series
- CLA series: small four-door front-drive/four-wheel drive coupe series. The grade is positioned between the A-series and the C series, and the car has another five-door sports car model.
- CLS series: Medium and large four-door coupe series, with a streamlined shape like a two-door sports car, the car has another five-door hunting sports car model. The grade is positioned between the E series and the S series.
- E series: Medium-sized luxury executive sedan series, which also has a petrol version and an E-Guard bullet-proof car model, which can be divided into:
- Four-door RV-Short Axis, Long Axis (China Version)
- Two-door four-seater coupe-hard top (referred to as the CLK series from 1996 to 2009 ), soft top (convertible)
- Five-door travel
- G series: Three-door and five-door off-road vehicle series that are civilized for military vehicles. The car series is also equipped with G-Guard bulletproof models. Since 2013, a 6x6 civilian version has been added.
- GLA series: small four-door front-drive sports RV series.
- GLB series: 2019 new small four-door front-drive sports RV series.
- GLC series: Known as the GLK series before 2014, a small luxury five-door leisure off-road vehicle series, which also has a GLC Coupe.
- GLE series: called M series before 2014, a medium-sized luxury five-door leisure off-road vehicle series. The car also has a petrol version, GLE Coupe, and ML-Guard bullet-proof models.
- GLS series: called GL series before 2014, a large luxury five-door seven-seater leisure off-road vehicle series.
- S series: large luxury RV series, brand flagship RV. The car also has a petrol version, a plug-in version, and a Mercedes- Maybach S series, which can be divided into:
- Four-door RV-short axle, long axle, extended axle (S600 Pullman Guard bulletproof vehicle)
- Two-door four-seater coupe-hard top (referred to as CL series from 1992 to 2013 ), soft top (convertible)
- SL series: Large pure two-seater lightweight hardtop convertible sports car series.
- SLC series: called the SLK series before 2014, a small pure two-seater hardtop convertible sports car series derived from the C series frame.
- V series: replaces R series and Viano series, a large multi-functional business vehicle series with seven-seater, eight-seater, and nine-seater settings.
- AMG GT: Mercedes-AMG GT is a new pure two-seater sports car launched after the super sports car SLS AMG, but it is not a successor to the SLS AMG. Its size is a more entry-level and compact luxury sports car. The main competitor is the Porsche 911 Turbo. The car also has an AMG GT S version, a version with enhanced performance.
- GT Series: The newly launched four-door coupe in 2018, positioned between the CLA series and the CLS series.
- Truck/Linker
- Econic
- Axor
- Atego
- Actros
- Van
- Vito
- Viano
- Vario
- Sprinter
- Bus
- Travego
- Tourismo
- Tourino
- Minibus
- Integro
- Conecto
- OH
- OC
- Citaro
- Special purpose vehicles
- Unimog (Unimog)
- 1885: Daimler riding car -the world's first locomotive.
- 1886: Benz patent motor car No. 1 -the world's first car.
- 1895: Benz motorized bus -the world's first bus.
- 1900: Daimler 35hp -the first car named Marseille.
- 1909: Blitzen-Benz -the world's first lightning Benz (228.1km/h) with a top speed of over 200km/h, the record is maintained until 1924.
- 1928: SSK -classic racing car.
- 1930: 770- "Großer Mercedes", the most representative luxury car at that time, was called the Grand Marseille.
- 1934: 500 K - "K" representative of a supercharger (Kompressor), forced induction to increase the output power of the engine.
- 1934: W25- "Silver Arrow", the first classic silver arrow racing car.
- 1936: 260 D -the world's first diesel car.
- 1936: W125, W125 Rekordwagen -W125 won the Grand Prix competition in 1937. W125 Rekordwagen designed a smoother body and covered the wheels in the body to reduce the drag coefficient. At the same time, it was equipped with a 725 horsepower V12 engine. It was on the German highway in January 1938 at a speed of 268 miles (432.7km/h), Became the fastest record on the highway at that time.
- 1938: W195
- 1939: 320A -Classic two-door sports car, known as the silver arrow sports car.
- 1947: 170 -At the end of World War II, Marseille-Benns resumed work, rebuilding the 170 designed before the war, making it the world's best-selling car model before the war (1936-1939) and after the war (1947-1953).
- 1951: 300 - "Adenauer Mercedes", West Germany after Word War's first prime minister Adenauer owned luxury cars.
- 1952: 300SL -1952 Le Mans 24-hour endurance championship car.
- 1953: Ponton- "Ponton" model, famous pontoon car body design, the predecessor of S series.
- 1954: 300SL- "Gullwing", the classic gull-wing ride-on-door sports car.
- 1954: W196 R -The third-generation Silver Arrow racing car, equipped with a 2.5-liter 290-horsepower L8 engine and a top speed of 305km/h. In 1954 and 1955, 13 Gran Prix competitions won 10 championships and 2 world championships.
- 1956: 190SL -the first generation of the classic SL series convertible.
- 1959: Fintail- "Fintail" model, the popular fin-type car rear wing design at that time, the predecessor of the S series.
- 1960: 220SE Cabriolet- "Fintail" two-door convertible.
- 1963: 600- "Grand Mercedes", with the title of luxurious Marseille.
- 1963: 230SL -"Pagoda"
- 1964: 300 SE rally car
- 1965: S series- S series name was officially named.
- 1966: 300SEL 6.3
- 1968: 220 -The new generation of cars, the predecessor of the E series.
- 1969: C111Concept -A concept car with the first four-rotor engine.
- 1972: W107 350SL
- 1974: 450SEL 6.9
- 1977: W123 -Marseille-Mercedes-Benz first travel.
- 1978: 300SD -Marseille-Mercedes-Benz's first diesel turbine.
- 1979: 500SEL and G series
- 1983: 190E 2.3–16
- 1989: AMG Mercedes 190E 2.5-16 EVO II
- 1989: 300SL, 500SL
- 1990: 500E
- 1991: 600SEL -one of the world's most luxurious and highest-priced cars.
- 1993: The C series -the entry-level model of the C series was officially named.
- 1995: C43 AMG
- 1995: SL73 AMG, 7.3 V12
- 1996: SLK series -the newly created small two-seater hardtop convertible sports car series, equipped with the mechanical automatic start-close hardtop that was rare at the time, is one of the pioneers of this type of roof design.
- 1997: A series -a newly created small metropolitan vehicle, the first sandwich frame, a pioneer in the concept of collapsed body design.
- 1997: M series- "LSUV", the first sports multi-purpose vehicle class distance, brought the popularity of SUVs.
- 1998: CLK-GTR -ITC World Touring Car Championship champion car sales.
- 2004: SLR McLaren -AMG and the British F1 depot Mclaren McLaren car cooperation super sports car, both have F1 racing similar nose and butterfly landing door.
- 2004: CLS series- "four-door coupé", the first four-door coupé.
- 2007: BlueTec -diesel clean energy technology, mounted on E320, GL320, ML320, R320 models.
- 2009: SLS AMG -AMG's first independently developed car, a supercar that pays homage to the 300SL, has a retro gull-wing landing door design.
- 2013: CLA series-CLA set a new record for mass-produced cars in the drag coefficient. The CLA180BlueEfficiency wind resistance coefficient reaches 0.22Cd, which is lower than Toyota Prius's 0.25Cd.
- 2015: AMG-GT and Mercedes-Maybach S600
- 2018: Mercedes-Benz MAYBACH G650 LANDAULET
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Mercedes-Benz O500 bus built by Taiwan Huazhou Automobile |
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