Mercedes cuts China EV prices by up to $33,000 as sales lag

The Mercedes EQE now costs 478,000 yuan ($67,675) in China, compared to 528,000 yuan earlier this week, the automaker's website says.

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Bloomberg

November 16, 2022 10:56 AM

Mercedes-Benz cut prices on two electric car models in China by as much as $33,000, as heated competition in the world’s biggest EV market impacts sales.

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