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Mercedes bypasses crossover route, enters EVs sedan-first

Mercedes is filling the EQ pipeline. Upcoming EVs, from left: The EQB compact crossover, EQA subcompact crossover and EQE midsize sedan (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)
UK
By:
Urvaksh Karkaria
April 19, 2021 04:00 AM

As it wades into the frothy U.S. electric vehicle market, Mercedes- Benz is taking an unconventional approach in a country that skews 77 percent light truck.

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