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Mercedes-Benz Paywalls “Acceleration Increase” on Its $100,000+ EVs

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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Mercedes-Benz is a luxury car manufacturer that has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to innovation and cutting-edge technology. Its latest move towards the electric vehicle (EV) market has been no exception, as the brand recently announced new paywalls that will allow EV drivers to increase their car’s acceleration.

This new feature, named “Acceleration Increase,” is an app that Mercedes-Benz EV owners can download onto their car’s infotainment system. The app enables the driver to enhance the car’s acceleration temporarily, providing a thrilling driving experience. This feature will only be available to drivers that pay a $699 annual subscription fee.

Mercedes-Benz is one of the first manufacturers to offer a feature like this, and it will undoubtedly generate strong interest among EV enthusiasts. However, the move has also garnered some criticism from those who believe that the high price point of the EVs should already offer a top-of-the-line driving experience without the need for additional subscription fees.

The subscription service will only offer a short-lived acceleration increase of up to 40 horsepower for 10 seconds. This feature keeps the car under manufacturer limits and maintains its factory warranty. The goal is to provide a controlled boost that will allow drivers to merge onto highways or overtake slower vehicles with ease.

Some have criticized Mercedes-Benz for not including this feature as part of the original design of the car, rather than treating it as an add-on service. Others see it as a savvy business move, as it provides a recurring source of revenue for the company.

However, the feature is not without its benefits. EV drivers are continually looking for ways to maximize their vehicles’ performance, and this feature provides a unique selling point that can add value to the car and enhance the driving experience. It also gives the driver greater control and customization of the car’s performance.

In conclusion, Mercedes-Benz is taking a bold step towards offering a truly unique driving experience for its EV owners. While some may criticize the additional subscription fee, this new feature has the potential to bring excitement and refinement to the luxury EV market. Ultimately, it will be up to drivers to decide whether the added cost is worth the temporary burst of acceleration.

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