Work on MB.EA architecture intended for E-Class and S-Class has stopped, report says
Mercedes has dropped plans to develop a new MB.EA platform for future large EVs, report claims Architecture would have been used for electric E-Class and S-Class models Automaker will instead update its existing EVA2 platform currently used by EQE and EQS The slowdown in demand for electric cars doesn’t only have automakers wondering how to shift the cars they already spent billions developing.
Related: Mercedes Latest Automaker To Slow EV Push, Will Keep ICE Alive Into The 2030s The news was first reported by Germany's Handelsblatt, before Mercedes confirmed the story to a second outlet, Automobilwoche, telling journalists that “the pace of transformation will be determined by market conditions and the wishes of our customers.
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