The new electric Mercedes has better range than any Tesla

The new electric Mercedes concept cars reportedly have better range than any of the Tesla models. Compared to Tesla’s 380 mile range, Mercedes has a 466 mile range.

New "close-to-production" concept cars from Mercedes-Benz have recently been unveiled, and they potentially outperform Tesla automobiles by traveling more than 466 miles on a single charge. In contrast, each Tesla vehicle has a range of no more than 380 miles.

The German automaker's Concept CLA Class has four new models: a sedan, a station wagon, and two SUVs. It was unveiled on Sunday at the IAA Mobility car exhibition in Munich. The business did not give a precise start date for production.

Compared to Tesla's (TSLA) Model 3 and Model S, which have the longest ranges of the brand and can each travel for less than 375 miles on a single charge, the new Mercedes vehicles will exceed that range by being able to travel 750 kilometers (466 miles).

As another proof of German automakers' efforts to stave off expanding EV competition, BMW also made a stir at the show by announcing a new electric vehicle that claims a longer range and faster charging. Completion in the EV market has been increasing with Chinese lower-cost EVs entering the market.

BMW's Vision Neue Klasse car, which is still only a concept, uses freshly created battery cells that have a 20% more energy storage capacity than those now in use by the business. According to the firm, overall charging speed and range are anticipated to improve by up to 30% from the brand's prior models.