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Mercedes stopped work on the ‘MB.EA-Large’ EV technology platform

Mercedes-Benz is putting the brakes on investment with a change of course - and is no longer developing its electric platform "MB.EA-Large", according to a media report. From 2028, the Stuttgart-based company actually wanted to electrify the new generation of its largest saloons and SUVs on the basis of this architecture.

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