Johannes Haas

With the new GLB featuring EQ technology, Mercedes-Benz is making a clear statement starting in spring 2026: The successor to the popular EQB is larger, technologically state-of-the-art, and boasts a range that is unparalleled in its vehicle class. The new GLB is based on Mercedes' modern MMA platform, which enables a wide range of hybrid and electric powertrains. Visually, the GLB remains true to its DNA: The "boxy" design of the first GLB has been retained in the second generation.

The Ferrari Luce is here – and it does exactly what you’d expect from Ferrari: it divides opinion, it provokes, and it leaves no one indifferent. With the Luce (Italian for ‘light’), Maranello is taking what is arguably the boldest step in its 78-year history: the brand’s first fully electric production vehicle. This isn’t what we imagined. And we mean that as a genuine compliment.

From 6 to 9 May, Power2Drive Europe showed just how strongly networked the electric mobility industry is - and how much innovative power it has.