The Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR concept car ... Because each operates independently, the car can “crab”—move sideways— at approximately 30 degrees. Walk up to the car and the clear, ovoid ...

We just drove—or, at least, attempted to drive—such a car: the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR ... the controller over and the Vision AVTR moved sideways as its wheels turned in phase.

Remember Mercedes’ Avatar-themed concept car with ... Even disregarding the fact that I’m sitting on the right side of the car, driving the AVTR is a strange experience. It employs the same ...

The Mercedes-AMG EQE Sedan should have participated in our 2023 Car of the Year program, but a test car wasn't available at the time. So AMG's arguably most important electric vehicle to this point ...

In short, the Mercedes ... means the car still feels practically rear-driven most of the time. There is, of course, a drift mode that locks it into rear-drive only for deliberate sideways action.

Mercedes-AMG almost defined a new class of balls-out muscle-car: it spent most of its time sideways in an excess of enthusiastic zeal. When the time came to produce a higher volume car ...

The new Mercedes ... move the car from the line and through the gears without hesitation or lurching, even under extreme cold weather conditions. There are significant driving dynamics differences ...