US EditionMercedes Plans Cheaper SUV To Replace The A-Class
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The A-Class was to expire in 2026 – now it will be built by 2028. A new entry-level model will follow. Mercedes is responding to a difficult market.
Mercedes-Benz is committed to accessing the brand via a lower-priced model, as reported by Automobilwoche. Sales Director Mathias Geisen clarified that, based on the new MMA architecture, additional variants will be developed alongside the CLA. A name has not yet been finalized, but plans are aimed at a future entry-level model. The company previously extended the production run of the current A-Class until 2028. The compact model was originally…
Mercedes Plans Cheaper SUV To Replace The A-Class
Mercedes is developing a new entry-level model on the MMA platform. It will replace the current A-Class, which will stay in production until 2028. The new model should adopt an SUV shape and undercut the CLA in price. Mercedes’ compact car strategy has taken yet another detour, proving once again that long-term plans in Stuttgart rarely stay fixed for long. The new CLA was originally intended to serve as the entry point after the planned phase-o…
Finally, Mercedes-Benz has rectified and will replace the A-Class, one of the most popular models in its lineup. However, its commercial launch will not occur in the short term. When Mercedes-Benz announced its plans to launch a renewed entry-level range called Entry Luxury, it surprised more than one by not including the A-Class in it. The compact, which has long been one of the main bestsellers of the star firm, is no longer a priority because…
Mercedes deviates from the strategy of the last years like many manufacturers and has reconsidered everything – an entry-level model should now exist below the CLA EQ. Actually, Mercedes wanted to phase out the A-Class without a successor, now a new entry-level model has been confirmed. Sales manager Mathias Geisen confirmed compared to Autowoche that there will be further models based on the new MMA architecture after the CLA. However, a comple…
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