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The new Mercedes-Benz EQC.
Mercedes-Benz has flicked the switch on EQ, the initials chosen to represent their move into the electric-powered vehicle sector.
Said to stand for ‘electric intelligence’, the Mercedes-Benz EQ name is derived from its brand values of ‘emotion’ and ‘intelligence’ – characteristics it says ‘encompass all key aspects for customer-focused electric mobility extending beyond the vehicle itself.’
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Set to evolve into a comprehensive ‘electric mobility ecosystem’ of products, services, technologies and innovations – ranging from electric vehicles to fast charging systems, wall box charging points and home energy storage units – EQ will be the brand name under which all of these products and services will be bundled.
The first EQ model revealed to the public - which arrives in Ireland in Autumn 2019 – carries the model designation EQC.
A sporty, five-seat SUV coupé based on the GLC, EQC made its original appearance in public at the Paris Motor Show as a ‘close-to-production’ concept vehicle.
Customers switching-on the electric motoring can expect a second EQA model introduction scheduled for 2020 followed by a further eight new models by 2022.
The case was heard at Longford District Court
Caroline Kiernan representing Longford in the County Parade on The Late Late Toy Show 2025 Picture: Andres Poveda
The case was heard at Longford District Court
The case was heard at Longford District Court
Current CEO, Tom Allen, will be retiring at the end of 2025 after a long and distinguished career with the Credit Union
Minister Peter Burke with Longford native Fiona Fitzmaurice who runs Longford Consulting in Toronto
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