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During the launch of a new luxury van, Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche expressed the companies desire to collaborate with other automakers, including Tesla, Nissan and Aston Martin.

Rumored last year, Mercedes-Benz plans to use the Maybach nameplate for a range-topping S-Class long-wheelbase model.

Infiniti boss, Johan de Nysschen, revealed that the Japanese automaker, in partnership with Mercedes parent company Daimler, are developing a new platform that will result in four models.

Partnerships are all over the automotive world, and it seems that Daimler wants to further entrench its tie up with Tesla. 

As more and more automakers develop autonomous driving technology, experts believe that the industry needs a single standard sooner rather than later.

The term “luxury pickup truck” is a strange one that manages to make U.S. auto companies fistfuls of cash.

Following in the footsteps of other automakers such as Nissan, BMW and GM, Mercedes parent company Daimler has announced that it plans to have a self-driving vehicle available by 2020.

The 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show is just days away and more automakers are teasing what they’re going to be revealing at the event. Getting in on the action, smart released photos of and information about an electric concept they’ll be unveiling in Germany next week.