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==== EV Bets ==== | |||
===== Mercedes-Benz ===== | |||
* During the 2023 IAA conference, Mercedes-Benz announced '''a near-production concept of its CLA sedan'''<ref name=":28">https://finance.yahoo.com/news/munich-auto-show-highlights-chinas-191100190.html</ref>'''.''' | |||
* The model has a range of more than 750 kilometers (466 miles) on a charge, '''exceeding that of Tesla's refreshed model 3'''<ref name=":28" />'''.''' | |||
* The new model will come in the '''first half of 2025.''' | |||
===== BMW ===== | |||
* During the 2023 IAA conference, BMW announced six models that include SUVs and sedans<ref name=":28" />. | |||
* The models have '''30% longer range and 30% shorter recharging time''' compared to existing EV models<ref name=":28" />. | |||
==== Winners of the 2023 IAA mobility conference ==== | |||
* In the SUV category, BMW iX3 secured the top spot followed by Skoda Enyaq (Coupe) iV<ref name=":29">https://www.iaa-mobility.com/en/press/press-releases/iaa-mobility-award-winners-laureates</ref>. | |||
* In the compact class, BMW iX1 came second after Cupra Born<ref name=":29" />. | |||
* '''BMW won the title "company car of the year" in six out of 18 categories'''<ref name=":29" />'''.''' | |||
* 213 models competed in the 18 categories. | |||
==== Electric vehicles market share ==== | |||
* As of 2022, BMW had a global market share of 4% while Mercedes-Benz had a market share of 3%<ref name=":30">https://www.investmentwiki.org/wiki/Automotive_Industry:_Current_State_of_EV_Sales</ref>. | |||
* Volkswagen had a market share of around 8%<ref name=":30" />. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||