Emirates Motor Company, the authorised General Distributor for Mercedes-Benz in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, has recently participated in the first edition of the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS) held in Abu Dhabi. It was attended by more than 600 top delegates and 200 exhibitors to showcase the latest technologies and sustainable solutions.
Emirates Motor Company showcased two cars from the Mercedes-EQ model range, the EQE and EQS. Both vehicles fuse technology, design, functionality and connectivity to embody state-of-the-art luxury electric vehicles. The unique one-bow design of the sedan impressed the attendees at EVIS, drawing them to the cutting-edge high-tech interiors that beautifully showcase the Mercedes-EQ fully electric range
Ahmed Abdul Jalil Al Fahim, Chairman of the Al Fahim Group, the parent company of Emirates Motor Company, said: “We have seen exponential growth in interest in electric vehicles from our customers, and are proud to have participated at the region’s first electrification summit. I was pleased to see attendees experience first-hand our luxury electric vehicles, contributing to Abu Dhabi’s Economic Vision 2030 and leading to a more sustainable, diversified economy.”
Also commenting on the participation, Mohammad Ghazi Al Momani, General Manager of Emirates Motor Company, said: “It was a pleasure to be amongst my peers at EVIS, which demonstrates the way ahead in the automotive industry and allows us to play our role in contributing to more a sustainable future. Through our participation in events such as this, we can better inform our customers about our holistic approach to mobility, the factors that influenced the design of our EQ-range; and how it aligns with our sustainable goals.”
In addition to displaying the EQE and EQS, Emirates Motor Company launched the pre-booking web page for the Mercedes EQS, allowing customers to conveniently book their allocation online by placing an AED 5,000 deposit. Having recently delivered the first batch of EQS vehicles to eager customers, this allows more people to shift to sustainable means of transport without compromising on luxury.
