Prices still start just below the cap for the EV tax credit, but this lineup once again appears not to qualify.

A new full-size off-road luxury electric SUV is poised to shake up the market. Mercedes-AMG just previewed its first

The Mercedes-AMG EQE 53 SUV has finally reached South Africa, arriving as the Affalterbach performance division's first fully electric

AMG has produced a sportier version of the Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV, but on Thursday it announced a larger standalone model based on its own AMG.EA dedicated EV platform. A teaser sketch released as part of the announcement shows a fairly sleek silhouette by big SUV standards, with a steeply raked rear roof pillar and low roof line.

Most 460kW, 950Nm performance cars prove to be a handful in wet and wild conditions. Thankfully, the Mercedes-AMG EQE 53 SUV is an outlier.

For the first time in its 57-year history, Mercedes-AMG is developing an SUV entirely in-house. The high performance SUV, “Born in Affalterbach,” is built on the company’s new proprietary AMG.EA electric high performance platform. Development vehicles are set to undergo initial test drives this winter.

The electric AMG SUV will use the same AMG.EA platform as AMG's upcoming electric sedan, with prototypes undergoing initial testing this winter.

The new model will go up against the massive Lotus Eletre and future electric Porsche SUVs when it arrives. It's been a minute since witnessing any automaker double down on any future electric vehicle investments,