Mercedes to stay firm on pricing following Q1 profit drop

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Reuters

April 30, 2024 06:51 AM

FRANKFURT — Mercedes-Benz vowed to steer clear of entering a discount race, saying it would defend high pricing levels for its luxury cars as model changeovers and supply chain bottlenecks caused quarterly profits to fall.

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