As a part of its Ambition 2039 Initiative, Mercedes-Benz is working on offering a carbon-neutral car fleet. The new launch includes the EQS, the first in a series of all-electric vehicles by the luxury car brand. Now available in Toronto as part of the global launch, the EQS is designed to be correspondingly sustainable.
Made from resource-saving materials, including recyclates and renewable raw materials, the vehicles are produced in a carbon-neutral manner to help reduce the effects of climate change. Not only is the EQS sustainably designed, but it also boasts exclusive innovative features, including the MBUX Hyperscreen. Another unique feature of the EQS is a one-of-a-kind custom fragrance. No.6 MOOD Linen fragrance is specifically composed for the luxurious EQS interior.
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Mercedes-Benz's EQS is Part of its 'Ambition 2039 Initiative'
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