DENVER — More than a decade ago, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen famously claimed, "Software is eating the world." That trend certainly is reverberating through the automotive world. What was once ...

Mercedes-Benz is developing a new in-house operating system to power its next generation of electric vehicles. Announced today at an event the automaker held in California, Mercedes said MB.OS – short ...

Mercedes-Benz is reintroducing more physical controls in its digitally focused cabins after usage data showed drivers prefer them, software chief Magnus Östberg told Autocar. The shift starts with the ...

Along with a host of other big announcements from Mercedes Benz today, including, of course the 2024 E-Class sedan’s interior, is one that it’s creating its own proprietary operating system. MB.OS ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Mercedes-Benz on Wednesday lifted the veil on a new operating system that will underpin the luxury automaker's next-generation vehicles. MB.OS (Mercedes-Benz Operating System) ...

Mercedes-Benz is letting drivers add an AI chatbot to their cars. ChatGPT will enhance voice commands and can hold conversations. Some experts say that AI voice assistants could distract drivers.

Attention, members of the Mercedes Hyperscreen nation: you will not face a future where Apple CarPlay invades your entire dashboard. The future of cars will be more defined by electric range, charging ...

“We make things in the physical world, but also increasingly in the digital world,” stated Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius as he addressed invited guests and investors at a recent event at the ...

Stuttgart-based Mercedes identified a problem with certain EQS and EQE vehicles produced for the United States market. Citing a development process deviation, the drivetrain software may respond ...

"The best or nothing" perfectly described Mercedes before quality and engineering went downhill in the 1990s. The century-old slogan is especially insulting when the German automaker issues recalls ...

Certain driving behavior could leave the owners of 2022-2023 Mercedes EQS and S-Class models with a speedometer that reads 0 mph, regardless of their actual speed. The problem relates to a flaw in the ...