Lol warp speed engaged ☠️

Thats the Future 🤷‍♂️

Ätzend.... Würde ich eher sagen....

@@infinitbz nope

It's played over speakers so I find it stupid.

yup. 800 volts changed everything, when we reach 1.6 kilovolt imagine then !

Yep! Will continue to do this with other EVs as well. Tesla Model 3 Performance is planned as well.

Ev6 Coming in 2 weeks, TM3P very soon as well.

Yep! Will try to do so👌

Probably Mercedes gave them the car there to film for PR.

He he, the green/black tram...oh it is Hannover😎 Also the new Conti building.

Selbst mal ausprobieren….ist ziemlich cool und deutlich besser als kein Sound👍

I’m guessing that It probably has winter tyres or M/S tyres, which are legally limited to only 210km/h.

oh man really? I love these sounds!! Although I wonder how fast it gets annoying.. I would love to have this sound in my electric ID.3

Not a MB guy here (Was for 127.000 Km & never again ;-) ), BUT your talking the typical nonsense the people with no insight speaks. How often do you drive +400 Km without stop? The cars (At least my Tesla), even suggest where to charge & almost any other EV has this included in the infotainments routeplanner...Perhaps VW´s joke of a system hasnt but then again their "infotainmentsystem" are such a joke anyway that... ;-) Anyway, EV´s got spare capacity you cant touch, completely unlike your phones battery & some, again Tesla is completely forerunner here, thermal managementsystems that means the world in remaining difference. Both cars driven @ 83 Kmh (GPS Speed) @ 2 * 96 Km daily mainroad driving. I drive 50.000 Km´s a year, this costing me a set of tires a year (750 Euro)a, cleaning of brakes also every year (100 Euro) & then 2 cabin airfilters every second year (20 Euro a year). Insurance: 800 Euro. Roadtax = 90 Euro a year. Electricity costs me a flatrate of 107 Euro a month = 1284 Euro a year. No scheduled servicing is required = Total yearly price to drive 50.000 Km = 3044 Euro. My former MB C-class diesel was: Tires: 530 Euro for tires, service: 1350 Euro a year, insurance: 800 Euro, same as Tesla yes but fact. Roadtax: 590 Euro & then fuel at....4000! Euro a year = Total yearly price to drive 50.000 Km = 7270 Euro. This mean I save +4000 Euros a year, hetting into a nice warm charged car every morning, insane power when overtaking that slow driving lorry with 0-100@ 4,4 sec and drivetrain that doesnt suffer from clogged up EGR´s, Particle filters, stretched chains or faulty injectors + forget all about those oilchanges. Maybe you cant afford one, thats fair, but the only one you cheat with statements like yours is...Yourself :-) ....I repeat....It´s saving me +4000 Euro a year.

@@Legotechs Ever wondered why we are so happy about it? Ill tell you why 👍Because its generations ahead. Simple like that. But you enjoy what you got & ill be enjoying mine...While thinking back on the ice-age every now and then with an indulgent tought & smile to those that are stuck back there👍

@@Legotechs One day you might find out, till then, its pretty obvious were both wasting time here and i hate wasting time on something thats obvious. On the bright side, the more people that buy those sad slow unreliable insanely expensive electric cars, the cheeper insanely great ice-cars you can get, its a win win for all👍

@@ChipMIK When did you buy your Tesla?

@@yf-zp5zf Many of the Tesla 3´s has done way above 100K Miles with less than 10% degradation. Way too many prejudices and utterly lack of knowledge = statements like yours. The local Tesla garage has not replaced or had any problems with one batterypack from a model 3 yet. Not one single pack or part of it.

Thanks🙏

Why?

The electric engines are almost at its edge in efficiency .It is more than 98%. the key is in battery capacity. For instance 1 gallon of fuel 3.8L has the same amount of energy as 30KwH battery. The efficiency is already mind blowing.

@@99a21 we need to take into account the efficiency of the electric in relation to the gasoline cars. A car comparable to the EQS will get around 14 liters per 100km if driven mildly fast like in this video. This is equivalent to 133 kwh/100 km. In this example, 1 liter will get you 7 km, while 1 kwh will get you 3 km. So 1 liter is equivalent to a bit more than 2 kWh, if the efficiency is taken into account.

Yep

First, find someone who can afford in East-Europe.

Today tested at higher speed. Morning, colder 8 degrees, no wind. Sunny and dry. Mostly highway at full Autopilot 150, and a few freeways at 110 or 90. (64 km, 34 min, 112,9 kmh mean) only 19,0 kWh/100km.

Definitively Mercedes too much energy wasting

What people don’t realize is, Tesla only has its status because it’s the pioneer in EV. But now all the big car brands such as Mercedes are doing exactly what Tesla does but with better interior and build quality than Tesla. Tesla only has a jump start in terms of efficiency but it won’t take long for VW, Mercedes, bmw etc to catch up seeing as how hard the German government pushes for electric mobility.

Use Google!

@BTICronox That's good, but the weight is pretty huge. But I guess we can't do anything about that 😃

Leider ausverkauft🤷‍♂️….mal nach „driving gloves“ im Internet schauen👊

Apparently you can turn it off and choose between "silver waves", "vivid flux" and "roaring pulse" for the sound effects. The light throttle sound effects gave me some decent vibes but besides that it seems silly and I reckon it gets boring incredibly quick. Having sound effects and options is nice to have I guess.

Yep, you can turn them off if you want,

Use Google

It gives +10hp boost to the car

I believe it grants him more grip over the wheel. It would be bad if his hand slips at such speed or if (although very unlikely in Germany), he hits a bump.

They improve aerodynamics.

als ob es bei Verbrennern anders wäre, wenn man sie tritt 🙄

WLTP dient zur Vergleichbarkeit, weil unter "Laborbedingungen" auf dem Prüfstand. Die 700km werden auch nur für den 450+ mit 19" Reifen angegeben , das hier ist eine ganz andere Konfig. Allein schon die Reifen machen einen großen Unterschied. WLTP heißt auch nicht im Winter mit 160km/h auf der Autobahn mit Vollstromtests.

@@lordclumsy Mein 530d packt wenn ich ihn trete (wo es geht 200-220 kmh, Durchschnittstempi 140-155kmh auf Langstrecke) locker seine 700-800km.

@@lordclumsy der Mercedes in dem Video wurde doch nicht getreten. Die sind doch einfach nur 160kmh Reisegeschwindigkeit gefahren.

@@Dathumm blödsinn. Hatte erst so einen und bin 425km in 3h gefahren. Da war vom vollen Tank nur noch 10% übrig.

Very good car