Urvaksh Karkaria

Mall of Georgia Mini pays employees $1,000 for every referred hire who stays with the company for at least six months.

Daimler CEO Ola Källenius believes Mercedes-Benz' brand power will win over new EV buyers.

Chip shortages continue to kneecap Mercedes' U.S. sales.

EQS SUV production in Vance, Ala., is expected to begin in June.

Mercedes takes a Q3 hit because of the chip shortage; Lexus stands in second.

CEO Thomas Ingenlath can get more products to market faster, thanks to new SPAC deal.

CEO Thomas Ingenlath says that could mean supplying them to other automakers.

The chip shortage took its toll on Rogue crossover sales, which fell 13 percent in the third quarter.

The brand is looking to peel away from flat-six engine power toward electric powertrains.

Pursued by environmental regulators, exotic brands are in search of performance without the emissions.

The ultraluxury brand is ending its coupe and convertible models next year, and an EV is under development.

The exotic brand now finds itself idling at a crossroad.

The brand earned a 10-place increase in the NADA Dealer Attitude Survey.

The automaker plans to commercialize a technology that promises to eliminate the use of coking coal — a major pollutant.

The battery-powered S-Class is at the vanguard of a wave of EVs that Mercedes will deliver to the U.S.