Mercedes says starting 2026, all newly developed midsize and large vans will be built on VAN.EA, using three modules to allow for a clear differentiation between private luxury vans and premium commercial vans
The company notes that one of the major benefits of this new architecture will be a reduction in the complexity of its purpose-built EV product portfolio translating into significant economies of scale…Register for free to read the full article
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