Mercedes’ V12 was an engineering knockout, although they may have to thank BMW - reluctantly - for its existence ...

In the image-conscious world of luxury automobiles, more is always better: more features, more refinement, more power and ...

After years of downsizing and hybrid experiments, Mercedes-AMG is officially bringing back the V8 engine, adding its ... and possibly even 12-cylinder models in select markets.

We've chosen to focus on the Mercedes-Benz W18 engine due to its huge number of cylinders, and the ambitious goal behind the project as a whole.

Mercedes has confirmed that its entire ICE portfolio is ready for the tough Euro 7 emissions regulations due in 2027. This includes four-cylinder, six-cylinder, V8 and V12 engines, and is ...

A V8 powerplant could return to the Mercedes-AMG C63 as soon ... Audi dropped its 12-cylinder – in a less common ‘W12’ engine layout as opposed to a vee – globally with the current ...

It’s hitting everyone, and Mercedes isn’t immune ... and bar an unremarkable engine, it drives how it looks too. The CLE, or at least the name. As that third letter implies, it is closest ...

That car traded its lauded biturbo eight-cylinder for a tiny electrified ... renewed focus on an electrified V8 engine and continued V12 offerings. The Mercedes press release is light on details ...

The sound of a V8 engine is one of the reasons why buyers go for high-performance models. A few years ago, Mercedes-Benz announced that V8 and V12 engines would gradually disappear from its AMG ...

Eight cylinders not enough? Well, Mercedes-Benz says that in “selected” markets it’ll continue to offer 12-cylinder engines, though it hasn’t said which markets these will be. Hundreds of new car ...

Mercedes-Benz already has a full range of future-proof EU-7 ready engines and transmissions ranging from four to eight cylinders. In selected markets, 12-cylinder engines will continue to be ...

“Mercedes-AMG plans to outgrow the performance ... And, “in selected markets, 12-cylinder engines will continue to be offered”. Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter.