Mercedes-Benz Brampton
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Many new models in our inventory feature Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost technology. So, what is the Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost, and why is it such a valuable performance feature? Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost is a mild-hybrid system which blends an electric motor with an internal combustion system. This brings out the best fuel efficiency possible without sacrificing power. In fact, you’ll find Mercedes Electric Boost technology on AMG®-enhanced Mercedes-Benz vehicles and even some Formula 1 race cars! Dive deeper into Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost technology with Mercedes-Benz Brampton, and continue your research at our Brampton showroom.
So, what is Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost, and how does it work? Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost is defined as a “mild hybrid system.” While a traditional hybrid vehicle uses an electric motor and combustion engine simultaneously, a mild hybrid system uses the electric system to boost the engine’s performance. This means you get a lighter, smaller, and more affordable alternative to the hybrid – but all the benefits!
How do you use the Electric Boost on a Mercedes-Benz? Another benefit of mild hybrid technology is that it’s completely seamless and automatic. Just drive as normal throughout Caledon and Orangeville and enjoy the benefits.
The best way to appreciate Mercedes-Benz Electric Boost is to take a spin in a brand new model at Mercedes-Benz Brampton. You’ll notice the difference immediately when you get behind the wheel, so stop by Brampton or contact us with any questions about Mercedes-Benz technology!
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