The Mercedes-Benz A-Class could bow out after current generation, Mercedes boss Ola Källenius has revealed
Sales volumes of Mercedes’ smaller vehicles have been constrained in recent times as the firm has prioritised semiconductor supplies for more profitable models.confirmed that the high profitability of the company during this period had provided insights into operating more profitably.
“Even before the supply constraints started, we had made it clear that our strategy isn't to chase volume but to chase value for our customers and company,” he said. “We had already started taking actions in our channel management to make sure we watched the quality of our margins and pricing power - and in that regard, the supply constraints have been like an unwanted experiment.
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