Daisy Ridley narrates the Springer Studios-created VR project, soon to be a feature from executive producer and "All Quiet on ...

Her trailblazing drive from Mannheim to Pforzheim in 1888 proved to Benz that his Patent-Motorwagen Model III had practical function and useability, with their Benz company going on to merge with ...

I n August 1888, Bertha Benz mounted a three-wheeler with her two sons, aged 13 and 15, and set out on a 100-km journey from Mannheim to her parents’ home in Pforzheim. That horseless ...

Her husband, Carl Benz, was the German car engineer who created what would one day become Mercedes-Benz. According to that very same car company , Bertha, born in 1849, married Carl when she was 23.

Bertha Benz may just be the coolest road tripper to ever drive this planet. This Badass Woman Took the World’s First Road Trip—and Stole Her Husband's Car to Do It Skip to main content ...

This Womens Day, discover how Bertha Benz ensured we got to see the first ever motor car and how her historic 1888 road trip helped prove the potential of the automobileand lead to the creation of ...

Mercedes-Benz gives us a glimpse of what the S-Class of 2030 might look and drive like - and what a journey will be like when the car becomes a large mobile infotainment device as well as a mode ...

Yesterday, 5 August 2024, marked the 136th anniversary of Bertha Benz’s history-making 66-mile drive from Mannheim to Pforzheim in her husband Karl’s Patent-Motorwagen. Supposedly unbeknownst ...

August fifth, 2024 marks the 136th anniversary of Bertha Benz’s history-making 66-mile drive from Mannheim to Pforzheim in her husband Karl’s Patent-Motorwagen. Supposedly unbeknownst to Karl, she had ...

For some it might be really curious to discover that it was a woman – the German Bertha Benz, born Ringer – the first person in the world to make a long-distance journey by car in 1888, about 106 km ...

Bertha Benz, weary of her husband’s hesitant approach and the financial strain of his groundbreaking yet sluggish invention—the automobile—decided to take matters into her own hands in Mannheim, ...