Mercedes-Benz will develop four new versions of the future B-Class and one of them be named and will have AMG rear traction.

Mercedes-Benz is preparing to launch seven new models over the next three years. The new CL, CLS, S-Class and R-Class, the Germans will develop creations as  B-Class Coupe, B-Class AMG, C-Class convertible,  a new  rival to X3, C-Class coupe and convertible SLS. All these models should start in the next three years, and many of these will be sold globally. One of the most interesting creations is the B-Class models which announces a series of releases that will debut later in the same name.

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New generation of Mercedes-Benz B-Class  will be the first sold in the U.S. with front and  four-cylinder engine. Later, the Germans will create an AMG version of B-Class, whith will have rear-wheel drive and a very powerful engine.  Then, the AMG version of B-Class model production will be inspired by the CLC Shooting Brake concept and resulting platform will be used by coupe, sedan and crossover’s B-Class.  Therefore, the development of Mercedes-Benz BLK will be not excluded.

Mercedes-Benz plans to begin testing electric vehicles in the United States. They will use a fleet of 100 F-Cell units in California and put on sale SLS E-Cell in 2013.  F-Cell models are powered by hydrogen and need special infrastructure to operate. Honda is a step futher in this chapter, already having a test fleet of model FCX Clarity in California, while BMW’s Mini-450 is tested globally.

GL models, G, ML and GLK will receive facelift  over the next two years. R-Class has received a facelift in July but did not specify whether the German automaker  will develop a new generation of thethis  luxury  monocab.Facelift SLK will start next year with SK’s site facelift. CL range gets a facelift in 2013, while the E-Class will also receive a refresher in the same year.

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