Mercedes is all set for the Munich transportation show happening the following week. It unveiled the electric cars it will be showcasing in the show and gave out details for the same. For now, Mercedes plans on including two SUV concepts; the two SUV concepts include one rugged off-roader and another an ultra-luxury model and one high-performance sedan. Let’s take a look at what’s in store.
The Mercedes-Benz EQG
The Mercedes-Benz EQG concept SUV is the electric version of the Mercedes G-class SUV. Along with the same boxy shape of the G-class, Benz EQG concept SUV also has the same jutting door handle – engineers have even managed to recreate the same thunk sound made by the former when the door closes. The only difference – the tagtail that had a spare tire mounted on it in G-class is replaced by a storage box for the charging cable. However, Mercedes is not planning to limit it to a concept car – it announced the plans of manufacturing vehicles based on the concept. It also added that the electric car would go through the Austrian mountain off-road course test in the same place where the G-class model was tested. Every wheel in the EQG comes with its own electric motor to allow maximum control.
Mercedes-Maybach EQS
The details of the luxury SUV were also revealed, and they are quite fascinating. Mercedes-Maybach EQS is designed mostly for on-road use. Like the EQS sedan – the Maybach SUV comes with a glass panel with length and breadth of the entire dashboard. The glass panel looks like a single touchscreen. Like every Maybach model – it has a two-tone paint job. The doors in the electric Maybach can open automatically as the driver approaches a feature similar to the electric sedan. Mercedes has also announced starting production of the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV by 2022.
The Mercedes-AMG EQS
The Mercedes-AMG EQS will be the very first completely electric AMG production model. It features two high-performance electric motors, and designers also created sounds to make sure the driving experience is not a silent one.
300-Horsepower Cars That Cost Less Than $10,000
You probably don’t need us to tell you that good cars are expensive. If you want quality, you have to shell out the dough — and that’s especially true if you want a car with 300-horsepower. However, what if we told you that you could bag yourself a 300-horsepower car for less than $10,000? While it could seem impossible, you can really knock down the price of an epic car if you’re willing to accept that it has had previous owners and has a few thousand miles on the clock.
2010 Ford Mustang GT — $9,819
Everyone dreams of owning a ‘Stang, right? Well, if you have $9,819 in the bank, then this 2010 Ford Mustang GT could be yours. Featuring 315 horsepower, this car has got the punch to go with the low price tag, and you can also find it in a variety of different colors.
2010 BMW 550i — $8,550
If you’ve had your eye on a BMW for a while, then why spend your hard-earned money on something that’s going to wipe out your savings? You could get a good quality 2010 BMW 550i for just $8,550. Featuring a V8 engine, this E60 5 series could be the coolest new addition to your garage.
2011 Infiniti G37 Coupe — $9,380
While there’s no doubt about the fact that this generation of the Infiniti G series has just as many fans as it does enemies, there are many people out there who would love to call this car their own. The best part is that it could be yours for less than $10,000. This car features a V6 engine, and you can even grab it in the Sport Coupe.
If you love cars but don’t want to spend a huge amount of money on new additions to your garage, then you’ll be happy to know that these 300-horsepower cars won’t break the bank.