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What was expected to be nothing more than a high-concept dream has actually racked up some real-world miles and there's footage to prove it. More paws than wheels — In the video, Gorden Wagener, chief ...

We first saw the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR at CES 2020 early this year. Without a doubt, the Vision AVTR was inspired by James Cameron's Avatar movie, but the AVTR stands for 'Advanced Vehicle ...

Mercedes’ latest Vision Concept highlights environmental compatibility, just like they have on the moon Pandora in the upcoming sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water. The electric car is powered by a ...

When a real-life car takes inspiration from a far-out fantasy film like Avatar, you know it’s going to be wild. Mercedes-Benz certainly didn’t disappoint in that regard with VISION AVTR, a new concept ...

Remember the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR that recently swept us off our feet at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas? Of course you do - after all, how often does a carmaker like MB come up with a ...

In January this year, at the 2020 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2020), Mercedes-Benz introduced a new concept of autonomous, electric vehicle aptly named Vision. The Vision AVTR, it ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The new sequel, "Avatar: The Way of Water" should wow audiences with another visually immersive storytelling treat, just as the original "Avatar" did more than a dozen years ago.

Mercedes-Benz has revealed actual driving footage of its insane electric Vision AVTR car prototype inspired by Avatar. The German automaker unveiled the concept earlier this year, and we didn’t even ...

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