I have to say I mentioned a couple of times this year that I thought we understood our car and were on the right track, but we have been set back with a couple of issues that we weren't expecting. "But at the end of the day every single car is different. "We've only managed to learn that over the course of these races and I think that triple-header after the summer break was quite telling for us, with our performance between the low-downforce and high-downforce circuits."įurther explaining his confidence, he said: "I don't want to go into too much detail because it's something that we've worked very hard on to understand and hopefully will give us an advantage into next year, so I don't want to say anything that will potentially benefit our rivals.
There was a big shock in qualifying as Russell failed to make it into Q3 in Singapore We do a lot of analysis on the races we've been competitive, the races we've been slow, and trying to understand why that was and I think we've managed to gain quite a grasp onto that and understand why at certain circuits we were so much more competitive than others," he said. That risk did not pay off, but Russell appeared to suggest Mercedes may once more go in a different direction to what is expected.
Mercedes were the talk of 2022 pre-season testing when cars built under radical new design regulations were revealed for the first time, as the eight-time reigning constructors' champions revealed a no-sidepod look not seen on any rival vehicles. We obviously don't know how much our rivals are going to improve over this winter, but I definitely have confidence that we will have a more complete car across the circuit range going into 2023." "Can we achieve that? I have every confidence that we can. We know what we're chasing, we have a clear target we're trying to chase now. "We have a target, and that is a massive positive in itself. While we won’t see the EQA in the U.S., the larger GLB-Class-based EQB electric crossover just went on sale for 2022.Highlights of the Singapore Grand Prix from the Marina Bay Street Circuit Mercedes had planned to launch an electric A-Class at one point but decided to focus on crossover body styles instead, hence the reason it launched the GLA-Class-based EQA. It’s a 2.0-liter turbo-4 delivering a peak 416 hp.ĭon’t look for battery-electric versions of the A-Class or B-Class. The powertrain of the A 45 S is unchanged. The updated AMG A 35 (sedan and hatch) and A 45 S (hatch only) continue to feature a 2.0-liter turbo-4, but the A 35 now features a mild-hybrid system and an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic (previously a 7-speed).
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Apply CarPlay and Android Auto are also included, as well as USB connectivity.ĭepending on the market, the powertrain lineup consists of a series of 1.4- and 2.0-liter turbo-4s, including in diesel and plug-in hybrid formats. The same is also true for the voice assistant which in some cases no longer requires a “Hey, Mercedes” at the start of an instruction. Mercedes said its infotainment system, known as MBUX, has been made more intuitive. It’s joined by a 10.3-inch touchscreen for the infotainment system.
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The driver is faced with a digital instrument cluster measuring 7.0 inches as standard a 10.3-inch screen is an option. 2023 Mercedes-Benz AMG A 45 S Hatchback 2023 Mercedes-Benz AMG A 45 S Hatchback 2023 Mercedes-Benz AMG A 45 S Hatchback
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