CES 2023: Mercedes-Benz Announces Plan for Global Charging Network
Photo: Mercedes Benz Future Mercedes-Benz charging station, fig. 2 • Mercedes-Benz will build a global high-power EV charging network, with over 10,000 chargers planned.• The network will be established also in Europe, China and other key markets.
The company is focusing first on building the network in North America, and it hopes to have it complete worldwide by the end of the decade. The automaker plans to install the stations in key cities and urban population centres, close to major arteries and at convenient retail and service destinations. Participating Mercedes-Benz dealerships will also feature the chargers.
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