The Mercedes Sprinter vans used by Amazon to make deliveries have been falling victim to one of the worst feelings in automotive history: A failure to properly park, in some cases even with the ...

Amazon's purchase of 20,000 Sprinter vans by Mercedes-Benz to help open the automaker's new factory in South Carolina streaks alongside two of the most powerful trends in the industry these days.

Instead of the mailman bringing your Amazon packages to your door, you might be seeing one of Amazon’s 20,000 new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans it just ordered, according to CNN. These vans are ...

The company announced Wednesday it has ordered 20,000 Sprinter vans from Mercedes-Benz, each painted dark blue and bearing the signature Prime arrow logo. The deal is a big leap from Amazon's ...

An Amazon-branded van at the company’s June announcement of the Delivery Service Partners program. (GeekWire Photo / Taylor Soper) Amazon has boosted its order for Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Vans to ...

Amazon announced on Wednesday that it would acquire 20,000 new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans for use in its new delivery program.; The program, announced earlier this year, is designed to lessen the ...

Following a massive order of 20,000 vans, Amazon is now officially the world’s largest Mercedes-Benz Sprinter customer. In turn, the German automaker has begun building Amazon-branded vans for ...

Eight months after the “hoopla,” DaimlerChrysler officially delayed the van plant. Two-plus years later, in November 2005, the company announced it would open a Sprinter factory in Charleston.

To begin the expansion, Amazon ordered 20,000 diesel Sprinter vans from Mercedes-Benz. Through its network of contractors, Amazon now delivers more than half of its orders globally, and far more ...

Mercedes-Benz Vans opened its new Sprinter assembly plant in South Carolina today, and began delivering cargo vans to Amazon, which has ordered 20,000 vehicles that Element Fleet Management will ...

Come late 2022, Rivian expects to have 10,000 of the electric vans roaming streets with Amazon packages onboard. As mentioned, full deployment will see 100,000 of them on the road.