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Mercedes-Benz diesel engine: the end of the era and Real-time commodity flow trackingthe rise of electric vehicles Mercedes-Benz is a world-famous luxury car brand, and its diesel engine was once an important part of its car series. However, recently, Mercedes-Benz officially announced that it would decommission diesel engines and focus on the production of electric and hybrid vehicles in the future. This decision has attracted wide attention from the car market and public opinion. The history of Mercedes-Benz diesel engines can be traced back to the 1960s. At that time, diesel engine technology had made leaps and bounds, and many automobile manufacturers began to adopt diesel engines to improve the fuel efficiency and economy of cars.With the continuous maturity of technology, diesel engines have gradually improved in terms of acceleration, horsepower and torque output, and the emission level has also been reduced. In the past few decades, diesel engines have been an important part of the Mercedes-Benz series, and their popularity has also won the favor of the market. However, with the advancement of global environmental awareness, the automobile industry is also constantly pursuing a more environmentally friendly and sustainable development path. For Mercedes-Benz's famous diesel engine, the problem of emission pollution conflicts with global environmental trends. In addition to accidents and leakage pollution, exhaust emissions have also become a major source of environmental problems during the use of diesel engines. In addition, the fuel consumption of diesel engines is high, which is contrary to the concept of environmental protection. These problems are in governments andIt has aroused wide attention and controversy among the public, and has also accelerated the support and development of green environmental protection in promoting policies. For the above reasons, Mercedes-Benz decided to deactivate diesel engines and focus on the research and development and manufacturing of electric and hybrid vehicles. In fact, Mercedes-Benz has been paying attention to and researching electric vehicle technology as early as ten years ago, and its EQC launched in 2017 has obviously begun to transform into electric vehicles. This time, Mercedes-Benz once again emphasized its electric vehicle strategy and is at the forefront of other automakers. For consumers, the decommissioning of Mercedes-Benz diesel engines will not affect the choice of buying a car in the future. Because the global automobile market is rapidly transforming in the direction of new energy vehicles, consumers will give more weight to sustainable, environmentally friendly and efficient choices, and Mercedes-Benz's focus on the production of electric and hybrid vehicles has followed this trend.With the rise of electric vehicles, their advantages have been fully reflected in fuel economy, environmental protection and air quality. They are gradually replacing diesel engines as the choice that users pay more attention to. Not only that, electric vehicles also have the advantages of reducing noise and vibration during driving, bringing a more comfortable experience to drivers and passengers. In a word, the decommissioning of Mercedes-Benz diesel engines is the end of the era and the rise of electric vehicles, leading the transformation of the automobile industry to a more environmentally friendly, sustainable and green development direction. In the future, with the further development of electric vehicle technology, the automobile industry will usher in a better and more brilliant development prospect.

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